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This report is being filed to provide additional information in a.1, b.5, b.6, h.6 and h.11.Investigation: the device history records (dhr) were reviewed for this lot.There were no events noted in the dhr that would have contributed to the elevated wbc count experienced by the customer.The run data file (rdf) was analyzed for this event.Alerts that are known to contribute to wbc contamination were not generated in this run data file.As the trima system cannot count the cells entering the platelet product bag, the rbc detector signals must see a significant change in the reflectance values to notify the operator of an lrs chamber saturation and to count the wbcs in the platelet product.In this case, signals did not indicate that wbcs were escaping the lrs chamber.Therefore, the run data file reported that the platelet product could be labeled as leukoreduced.Although the trima system has several methods for detection of possible wbc contamination, it is possible that some events may elude the detection capability of the trima system.Run data file analysis did not show a conclusive root cause for the elevated wbc content in the platelet product reported for this collection.Based on the available information, it is possible, though not conclusive, this failure may be donor related.It is also possible, though not conclusive, entry of a lower than actual donor platelet precount may have contributed to the elevated wbc content in the platelet product reported for this collection.By system design, when rinseback is not performed, there is no check for proper closure of the channel line clamps and the system assumes they were closed as prompted.As such, it cannot be ruled out that the channel line clamps were left open during the automatic pas addition process, leading to possible wbc contamination being pulled up from the channel.While the trima accel system is typically robust against numerous access pressure pauses, it is possible, though not conclusive, the alerts throughout this procedure may have disrupted the steady state of the system and contributed to the higher-than-expected wbc content in the platelet product.A disposable complaint history search was performed for this lot and found no other reports for similar issues on this lot.Root cause: a root cause assessment was performed for this complaint.Alerts that are known to contribute to wbc contamination were not generated in this run data file.As the trima system cannot count the cells entering the platelet product bag, the rbc detector signals must see a significant change in the reflectance values to notify the operator of an lrs chamber saturation and to count the wbcs in the platelet product.In this case, signals did not indicate that wbcs were escaping the lrs chamber.Therefore, the run data file reported that the platelet product could be labeled as leukoreduced.Although the trima system has several methods for detection of possible wbc contamination, it is possible that some events may elude the detection capability of the trima system.Run data file analysis did not show a conclusive root cause for the elevated wbc content in the platelet product reported for this collection.Based on the available information, it is possible, though not conclusive, this failure may be donor related.It is also possible, though not conclusive, entry of a lower than actual donor platelet precount may have contributed to the elevated wbc content in the platelet product reported for this collection.By system design, when rinseback is not performed, there is no check for proper closure of the channel line clamps and the system assumes they were closed as prompted.As such, it cannot be ruled out that the channel line clamps were left open during the automatic pas addition process, leading to possible wbc contamination being pulled up from the channel.While the trima accel system is typically robust against numerous access pressure pauses, it is possible, though not conclusive, the alerts throughout this procedure may have disrupted the steady state of the system and contributed to the higher-than-expected wbc content in the platelet product.
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