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Clinical code: 2446 - post operative wound infection: site reported that on post-operatively (on pod 28 - (b)(6) 2026), the patient presented with the serious adverse event of wound infection.Impact code: 4607 - hospitalization or prolonged hospitalization: the patient was admitted to the emergency department with high fever and pain in the left groin.The patient was admitted to hospital on (b)(6) 2026.4641 - unexpected medical intervention: the patient was treated by intravenous amoxicillin/clavulanic acid therapy.The patient subsequently underwent surgical wound debridement of the left groin, drainage of the abscess, and placement of a vac (vacuum-assisted closure) device.Medical device problem: 2303 - microbial contamination of device: the site reported suspected graft infection.Component code: 4755 - part/component/sub-assembly term not applicable: type of investigation: 4110 - four-year review was performed for gelsoft > medical event > infection (b)(6) - (b)(6), this gave an occurrence score of 0.007%.No trend identified requiring action at this time.Investigation findings: 3233 - results pending completion of investigation.Investigation conclusion: 11 - conclusion not yet available: 22 - known inherent risk of device: within ifu (instruction for use) 301-218_1 gelsoft plus sygma ifu rev 2.0 section 8 potential adverse events graft infection.
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Event reported from panther study.Panther - (b)(6).Subject (b)(6), a 66 year-old, white, male with occlusive disease, underwent open surgical repair of femoropopliteal artery bypass with a gelsoft plus straight graft on (b)(6) 2026.There were no reported issues with the device following the surgery, and the patient was discharged back to pre-op living conditions on pod(post operative day) 5.Post-operatively (on pod 28 - (b)(6) 2026), the patient presented with the serious adverse event of wound infection.The patient was admitted to the emergency department with high fever and pain in the left groin.Clinical assessment indicated a postoperative wound infection following a femoropopliteal bypass, with suspected bypass graft infection (gelsoft plus device).The patient was admitted to hospital on (b)(6) 2026 where intravenous amoxicillin/clavulanic acid therapy was initiated.The patient subsequently underwent surgical wound debridement of the left groin, drainage of the abscess, and placement of a vac (vacuum-assisted closure) device.The site reported this event on (b)(6) 2026, at which time the event is still ongoing.).
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