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Terumo received the following reported information: the original band was tested after it was removed from the patient, inserted 15cc of air and then removed the air later and only 13cc were left.It seemed the device was leaking air.Following replacement, no further signs of bleeding or hematoma were observed.No blood loss was reported.The product was stored within expectations.
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This report is being submitted as follow up no.1 to update section h3, and to provide the complete investigation results.This reported event has been reassessed and deemed not reportable based upon the investigation of the actual sample.One tr band, inflator, and packaging label were returned for assessment.The sample was subjected to visual analysis.No damage or deformities were observed on the band or inflator.The sample was subjected to leak testing.Approximately 18ml of air was injected into the band and submerged in a water bath for 30 seconds.No air bubbles were observed from the inflation port or balloon assembly.The sample passed leak testing.The check valve was deconstructed to check for damage or foreign matter.Upon deconstruction, foreign matter was found.One tr band, inflator, and packaging label were returned for assessment and the sample passed leak testing.The check valve was deconstructed and foreign matter was found.The complaint can be confirmed for foreign matter in the check valve.Review of the device history record showed there were no issues noted during the manufacture of the product that could have contributed to this complaint condition.A corrective action was initiated for this issue.
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