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Single-use reservoir bag observed with visible particulates during setup prior to infusion; no patient exposure, injury, or therapy delay reported.Device details: cat.204821, model ipr-150/10 (150 ml), lot 20724509, udi (b)(4), 510(k) k870524, fda device listing d044578.The unit was returned under rga #2025-0098 and is available for evaluation.Initial report coding: a2969 (device contaminated during manufacture/shipping), b10 (testing of actual/suspected device), c3233 (results pending), d11 (conclusion not yet available), e4582 (no clinical signs/symptoms), f2199 (no health consequences/impact).Follow-up information has been requested from the facility per sop good-faith attempts; a follow-up mdr will be filed if new information or conclusions become available.
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A sealed 150 ml infusion bag (walkmed accessory) was found to contain visible particulate matter prior to patient use.The bag was quarantined; no patient exposure and no harm were reported.Investigation is open; external laboratory identification/count of particulates is pending.Lot history, coa, and incoming inspection records are under review.This initial mdr is submitted as a malfunction due to the potential for serious injury if undetected particulate were infused.A supplemental mdr will be submitted upon receipt of additional significant information.Initial report submitted after 30 days due to esubmitter/adobe/certificate issues, now resolved.
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