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It was reported that the user experienced skin irritation associated with use of hollister new image 2-piece drainable ostomy pouch.It was reported that the fabric material of product 18004 was perceived to be heavier, rubbed against the skin, caused redness in areas of contact, and was more difficult to empty.It was also reported that the user began wearing undergarments and using a belt to reduce contact between the pouch and the skin.It was reported that the user had a large hernia, a prolapsed stoma, and an increase in stoma size.It was reported that the user had been evaluated by a nurse and physician and was being treated with prescribed nystatin powder for a suspected yeast-related skin condition; however, the treatment reportedly did not improve the symptoms.It was also reported that the nurse believed the condition to be dermatitis.It was reported that the symptoms remained ongoing at the time of the report.It was also reported that medical intervention was required, including evaluation by healthcare professionals and treatment with prescribed nystatin powder.
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A review of the device history record (dhr) was conducted and no exceptions or discrepancies were identified.A trend analysis was performed and no adverse trends were identified.The device sample was not returned; therefore, a device evaluation could not be performed.Based on the available information, the root cause of the reported event could not be determined.
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