A continuous cycling peritoneal dialysis (ccpd) patient called technical support to report that when he completes his treatments, the total ultrafiltration (uf) is a positive number.He is concerned about the extra solution that he drains manually following the treatment.Following the (b)(6) 2014 treatment, his last fill was 2000ml and he manually drained 3600ml.He also stated that the cycler made a noise like something inside was broken.Treatment data provided below: drain 0: 2307ml: fill 1: 1948ml drain 1: 1854ml; fill 2: 1948ml drain 2: 1937ml; fill 3: 1948ml drain 3: 1886ml; fill 4: 1948ml drain 4: 2112ml; fill 5: 1999ml manual drain: 3600ml.Upon follow up contact with the patient's peritoneal dialysis rn (pdrn), she confirmed that the patient did have a large manual drain volume.She added that there was no serious injury or need for medical intervention as a result of this event.The patient continues with the ccpd program.The reported drain volume of 3600ml was 180% over the expected drain volume which resulted in a reportable device malfunction.
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A review of the information available was performed by the post market surveillance department.A large intra-peritoneal manual drain occurred following the last fill with an undetermined cause.There was no adverse event associated with this reported large drain volume.The actual device was returned to the manufacturer for physical evaluation and determined to be functioning according to product specifications.Further evaluation found no device malfunctions that would have caused the reported event.A batch record review was conducted and confirmed there were no deviation or non-conformances during the manufacturing process.Product labeling, material, and process controls were within specifications.
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