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(b)(4).Date sent: 3/20/2026.D4 batch #: a98e19.Investigation summary: the product was returned for evaluation.Visual inspection and functional testing were conducted on the returned device.Visual analysis of the returned sample determined that the device was returned with no apparent damage.The device was connected to a test handpiece on the energy system.During functional testing, it was noted that the hand activation buttons were nonfunctional.However, the device did activate when tested with the footswitch.The device was disassembled to verify the condition of the internal components.Corrosion was found at the hand activation domes.Due to the moisture discovered on the instrument, which is evidence of possible reuse, we are unable to determine how this condition impacted the performance of the device and, therefore, cannot conclude the root cause.Our manufacturing, sterilization, packaging, and shipment processes do not introduce corrosion/moisture to the device.As part of the quality process, all devices are manufactured, inspected, and released to approved specifications.A manufacturing record evaluation was performed for the finished device lot/batch number a98e19, and no non-conformances were identified.
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It was reported that, during a laparoscopic sigmoidectomy, the min button could not be used.The blade tip was not broken off and no pieces fell into the patient.Gen11 was used.The number of remaining uses of hp054 was unknown.The same device was used as is to complete the case using only the max button.There were no adverse consequences to the patient.No further information is available.
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