Catalog Number 0123460 |
Device Problems
Material Deformation (2976); Therapeutic or Diagnostic Output Failure (3023)
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Patient Problems
Adhesion(s) (1695); Adhesion(s) (1695); Pain (1994); Pain (1994); Tissue Damage (2104); Obstruction/Occlusion (2422); Obstruction/Occlusion (2422); No Code Available (3191); No Code Available (3191)
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Event Date 01/07/2006 |
Event Type
Injury
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Event Description
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Bard composix e/x mesh (lot # 43fpd274).My wife had hernia repair surgery in 2007 and was implanted with a bard composix e/x mesh on her right abdominal side.Since she had that surgery she has had multiple upon multiple bowel obstructions over the years, of which included 4-5 hospital visits, one that lasted 8 days, another that lasted about 4-5 days, and the most recent, ((b)(6) 2015) she was admitted with the worst bowel obstruction yet, 2 days later the doctors decide to go in and remove the bard composix e/x mesh which had contracted inside her and adhered to her small bowel in which the doctor had to do a small bowel resection as well to free up her bowel from the mesh.Notably, this most recent bowel obstruction was not improving after about a 48 hour period and her stomach/abdomen was getting harder and harder.Given the fact that my wife has gone through so much pain and trauma in an 8 year period and the main reason being this implanted mesh, it makes total sense for the fda to recall this product now without delay so this does not happen to another person again.Seeing my wife go through so much pain and suffering over the years, has been very difficult.We have full reports and hospital records of what occurred and when.
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Event Description
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Add'l info received from reporter on 03/06/2017 report mw5062433: my wife has been through the most unimaginable pain and suffering for the last 10 years and most recently the last 2 years in which her health continues to decline and she is having neurological problems along with many other health problems all of which did not exist before 2006 before the initial implantation of the e/x mesh.This product needs to be recalled immediately and never used again.Anything with polypropylene should not be put into the human body for any reason.The doctor described the mesh to me as it was "crumpled up" inside of her.In all these years of being in and out of the hospital and seeing the pain and suffering in my poor wife has been through, i am asking that this is taken to the highest level of importance in having this device recalled immediately so this doesn't happen again to someone else.Ten years is long to have to go through what we have and the health deterioration my life is experiencing on a daily basis.Thank you very much for your time in this matter and i hope to see that it is officially recalled by the fda fast.
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Event Description
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Bard composix e/x mesh (lot # 43fpd274).My wife had hernia repair surgery in 2007 and was implanted with a bard composix e/x mesh on her right abdominal side.Since she had that surgery she has had multiple upon multiple bowel obstructions over the years, of which included 4-5 hospital visits, one that lasted 8 days, another that lasted about 4-5 days, and the most recent, ((b)(6) 2015) she was admitted with the worst bowel obstruction yet, 2 days later the doctors decide to go in and remove the bard composix e/x mesh which had contracted inside her and adhered to her small bowel in which the doctor had to do a small bowel resection as well to free up her bowel from the mesh.Notably, this most recent bowel obstruction was not improving after about a 48 hour period and her stomach/abdomen was getting harder and harder.Given the fact that my wife has gone through so much pain and trauma in an 8 year period and the main reason being this implanted mesh, it makes total sense for the fda to recall this product now without delay so this does not happen to another person again.Seeing my wife go through so much pain and suffering over the years, has been very difficult.We have full reports and hospital records of what occurred and when.
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