| Model Number |
RT265 |
| Medical Device Problem Code |
Gas/Air Leak (2946)
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| Health Effect - Clinical Code |
No Clinical Signs, Symptoms or Conditions (4582)
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| Date of Event |
10/06/2025
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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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A distributor reported on behalf of a healthcare facility in japan, via a fisher & paykel (f&p) healthcare field representative, that an rt265 infant dual-heated evaqua2 breathing circuit failed the ventilator leak test prior to patient use.There was no patient involvement.
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Additional Manufacturer Narrative
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(b)(4).The subject rt265 infant dual-heated evaqua2 breathing circuit has been requested to be returned to fisher & paykel (f&p) healthcare new zealand for evaluation.We will provide a follow up report upon completion of our investigation.
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Additional Manufacturer Narrative
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(b)(6).Section d1: brand name updated.Section h11: method: the subject rt265 infant dual heated evaqua2 breathing circuit was received at fisher & paykel healthcare (f&p) in new zealand for evaluation, where it was visually inspected and leak tested.Results: visual inspection identified no damage or defects with the returned breathing circuit.Leak testing confirmed that the breathing circuit was within specification.Conclusion: we are unable to determine what may have caused the reported failed ventilator leak test, as there was no fault found with the returned device.All rt265 infant dual heated evaqua2 breathing circuits are visually inspected, as well as pressure and flow tested during production, and those that fail are rejected.The subject breathing circuit would have met the required specifications at the time of production.The user instructions that accompany the rt265 infant dual heated evaqua2 breathing circuit show in pictorial format the correct set-up of the circuit and also state the following: - visually inspect breathing sets for damage (e.G.A crushed tube or cracked connector) before use and replace if damaged.- perform a pressure and leak test on the breathing system and check for occlusions before connecting to a patient.- check all connections are tight before use.- ensure appropriate ventilator or flow source alarms are set before connecting breathing set to patient.- appropriate patient monitoring (e.G.Oxygen saturation) must be used at all times.
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Event or Problem Description
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A distributor reported on behalf of a healthcare facility in japan, via a fisher & paykel (f&p) healthcare field representative, that an rt265 infant dual-heated evaqua2 breathing circuit failed the ventilator leak test prior to patient use.There was no patient involvement.
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