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Method: device history record review, medical review.Results: upon review of the device history record, there is nothing in the manufacturing, inspection and packaging process records that suggests a contributory factor in the complaint.Per medical review - reportedly, haptic of a 3-piece silicone iol was "caught in the injector" during insertion, causing the tear that required intraoperative lens removal/exchange.No reported incision enlargement or any other tissue damage.Report, dated on 12/16/15, stated that there was no patient injury during lens removal and that backup lens was implanted.No reported postoperative sequelae.Conclusion: based on the complaint history, work order search, product evaluation, medical review, and device history record review, a specific root cause of the event could not be determined.(b)(4).
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