| Catalog Number |
A041022510212 |
| Medical Device Problem Code |
Break (1069)
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| Health Effect - Clinical Code |
Device Embedded In Tissue or Plaque (3165)
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| Date of Event |
12/08/2024
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Type of Reportable Event
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Malfunction
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Event or Problem Description
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In this event it is reported that a protaper shap.25mm/s2 file broke during use.It was discovered the file broke inside the canal after patient had pain and came back for consultation after operation.Consultation was done by experts and suggested that root canal treatment could be continued while retaining the broken part.The broken part has not been retrieved and patient had no objections.Further information requested.
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Additional Manufacturer Narrative
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As a result of this malfunction, the potential for surgical intervention exists to preclude permanent damage to a body structure or permanent impairment of a body function as evidenced by previous reported events with similar files.This event, therefore, is reportable per 21cfr part 803.Investigation results: involved product that broke during use was not returned and cannot be analyzed.Moreover, no unused file is available for evaluation.Nothing unusual to report was found during dhr review (batch #1719652).Root causes are not identified.We will track this kind of event and monitor the trend.Potential root causes may be incorrect technique (motor setting not communicated), overuse (number of use not communicated), excessive wear, or material issue (no analysis of the broken fragments possible).Root causes are not identified.All complaints are monitored through the monthly product surveillance committee and a corrective action could be determined by the committee.
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Additional Manufacturer Narrative
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Summary: involved product that broke during use was not returned and cannot be analyzed.Moreover, no unused file is available for evaluation.Nothing unusual to report was found during dhr review (batch #1719652).Root causes are not identified.We will track this kind of event and monitor the trend.Potential root causes may be incorrect technique (motor setting not communicated), overuse (number of use not communicated), excessive wear, or material issue (no analysis of the broken fragments possible).
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