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Model Number 70327041 |
Device Problem
Contamination (1120)
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Patient Problem
No Known Impact Or Consequence To Patient (2692)
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Event Date 01/15/2016 |
Event Type
No Answer Provided
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Manufacturer Narrative
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At the time of this report, the device has not yet been returned for evaluation.As a result, a determination cannot be made at this time.If further information becomes available, gyrus acmi will continue the investigation and update the agency accordingly.
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Event Description
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Hospital has reported the following incident.Started with scrub nurse opened 2 new burrs, x1 5mm and x1 3mm, kept packets for re-ordering, placed 5mm into viper mastoid drill, setup on patient ready to use, who completed no equipment concerns, surgery started.Halfway through the surgery where the drill was now required.The surgeon asked for drill and the nurse informed setup on patient ready for use, consultant surgeon held in hand as insert in front of microscope he noticed the burr was dirty with what looked like bone dust and traces of blood.The surgeon informed nurse of his discovery and asked the nurse to remove the dirty burr and passed the burr out (b)(6).(b)(6) placed dirty burr back into packet.(b)(6) opened a new 5mm burr and handed over to the nurse.The nurse then checked the burr, placed into the viper mastoid drill, handed over to the surgeon, surgery continued as per usual.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The customer's complaint of bone dust on the burr head was unconfirmed.The returned burr did have contaminates on the burr head but they cannot be categorized as bone dust until further material analysis is performed.The (b)(4) is a pull and pack item which means it is received from the supplier, stocked and then pulled and packaged in a rotary seal pouch before being sent off for sterilization and then stocked for commercial usage.After an visual inspection performed at ops sequence 10 before packaging.There are no additional manufacturing processes that this device is subjected to after it is received from the supplier.
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Event Description
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Hospital has reported the following incident.Started with scrub nurse opened 2 new burrs, x1 5mm and x1 3mm, kept packets for re-ordering, placed 5mm into viper mastoid drill, setup on patient ready to use, who completed no equipment concerns, surgery started.Halfway through the surgery where the drill was now required.The surgeon asked for drill and the nurse informed setup on patient ready for use, consultant surgeon held in hand as insert in front of microscope he noticed the burr was dirty with what looked like bone dust and traces of blood.The surgeon informed nurse of his discovery and asked the nurse to remove the dirty burr and passed the burr out (b)(6).(b)(6) placed dirty burr back into packet.(b)(6) opened a new 5mm burr and handed over to the nurse.The nurse then checked the burr, placed into the viper mastoid drill, handed over to the surgeon, surgery continued as per usual.
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