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It was reported that on (b)(6) 2026, a 14f amplatzer amulet delivery sheath was chosen for a procedure.The patient was reported to have tortuous anatomy, which made advancement of the delivery sheath and dilator difficult.Prior to the procedure, the delivery sheath was inspected for damage, kinks, or obstructions.The device was properly flushed and prepared according to the ifu before attempting delivery.During removal of the sheath and dilator, a tear was observed in the dilator.As a result, the delivery system was replaced with a new 14f amplatzer amulet delivery sheath (lot: 11347613).Upon use of a second delivery system, a similar issue was encountered.The physician subsequently removed the system to further dilate the vascular access site.During removal, it was noted that the guidewire had split the second torqvue delivery system.Later, a third delivery system which is a 14f amplatzer amulet delivery sheath (lot: 11347613) was successfully used to complete the procedure.The physician reported that the issue was not with the delivery system, but rather the patient's difficult anatomy.The patient remained hemodynamically stable throughout the procedure.There was no clinically significant delay in procedure and no adverse patient effects reported.
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