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H.3., h.6.: investigation, including root cause analysis, is in progress.A supplemental mdr will be filed as necessary in accordance with 21 cfr 803.56 when additional reportable information becomes available.The manufacturer internal reference number is: (b)(4).
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Additional information provided in d.9., h.3., h.6., and h.11.A review of the device history record (dhr) traceable to the reported serial number indicates that the product was processed and released according to the product¿s acceptance criteria.A review of the technical service onsite history review showed no abnormalities that could have contributed to this event: the device was successfully verified prior and after the day of event.Most recent onsite visit from field service engineer performed and signed service installation record (sir).The device meets specification as per service installation record.No associated service visit for the reported event could be identified.The review of logfile for the day of treatment shows all laser system functions were within specifications.The vacuum check, the energy check and the ablation check were performed successfully without issues.The energy was stable during the whole day.The affected eye was not specified.Therefore, review was performed for the right eye and left eye.Prior to the final treatment the customer planned the right eye treatment already once before, but cancelled the treatment after successfully reaching a valid suction one and two.The treatment was canceled before laser ablation started.It is not apparent from the logfiles, why the treatment was aborded.The beam control check of the final right eye treatment resulted in a correction of plus twenty seven microns.The logfile shows vacuum one time was around ninety eight seconds, the vacuum two time was around sixty nine seconds, the duration of the docking process was around eighty two seconds, and the total treatment duration was around nighty eight seconds.The surgeon lost vacuum one one time and vacuum two once during the docking process/before the treatment.Suction ring and patient interface were docked twice on patient¿s eye because the surgeon has had difficulties to reach a valid suction one and two value.The treatment of the patient's right eye (od) was finished successfully.No relevant deviation between planned and performed energy is detectable for the reported treatment.The user operated within the recommended energy settings.The thickness of the flap was thinner than the recommended flap thickness.The logfile shows that the beam control check was performed for left eye about one seventy six seconds before the start of the treatment and not immediately before the treatment.The beam control check resulted in a correction of plus twenty three microns.The treatment of the patient's left eye was finished successfully.The surgeon interrupted the treatment once by releasing the laser pedal during canal cut.No relevant deviation between planned and performed energy is detectable for the reported treatment.The user operated within the recommended energy settings.The thickness of the flap was thinner than the recommended flap thickness.Review of the logfiles for the treatment day shows no relevant warning or error messages.No technical root cause could be identified.The system was working within specification.No complaint-related product is expected to return for investigation.No device related issues were identified based on the provided data.The investigation showed several patient or handling related factors, that may contribute to an outcome similar to the reported event.Therefore, the case is coded as "inconclusive - other".The manufacturer internal reference number is: (b)(4).
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