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This event was identified during internal quality system activities involving retrospective review of literature sources.Upon review, the manufacturer determined the event meets applicable medical device reporting criteria and is submitting this report to ensure completeness of complaint and mdr documentation.This submission does not represent new information regarding device performance or a change in the known risk profile of the device.The suspect device was not returned for evaluation.Device lot information was not available from the publication; therefore, a review of manufacturing records and complaint trending specific to the device lot could not be performed.Based on the information available from the literature source, the complaint could not be confirmed, and a definitive root cause could not be determined.
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Study: cappelli, a., mosconi, c., cocozza, m.A., brandi, n., bartalena, l., modestino, f., galaverni, m.C., vara, g., paccapelo, a., pizzoli, g., villa, g., seracchioli, r., & renzulli, m.(2023).Uterine artery embolization for the treatment of symptomatic uterine fibroids of different sizes: a single center experience.Journal of personalized medicine, 13(6), 906.Https://doi.Org/10.3390/jpm13060906.The study alleges the embosphere microspheres used in uterine artery embolization (uae) procedures have been associated with mild postoperative pain and hyperpyrexia."following the procedure, almost all of the patients (96.8%, 61/63) manifested mild pain, which was promptly controlled with nsaids or minor opioids, leaving just a slight abdominal discomfort lasting < 7 days.No patients showed major complications related to the procedure, and only 2 (3.2%) of them had hyperpyrexia (t> 38c) during the hospital stay, which was treated with the administration of antipyretics." "12 patients had persistence of symptoms after the uae and 4 subsequently underwent hysterectomies later due to inadequate symptom control.".
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