The pipeline, pushwire and microcatheter were returned for evaluation.The pipeline braid was observed to be partially deployed from the catheter tip for 1.0cm and released from the capture coil.For further examination, the pipeline pushwire was pushed out and the pipeline braid was deployed out of the microcatheter with no issues.The pushwire was observed to be bent within the capture coil.The pipeline braid was observed to be fully open, with the distal end having slight fraying.No damages were found on the tip coil, capture coil, and proximal bumper.In addition, flattening of the microcatheter was observed.Based on the analysis findings the clinical observation could not be confirmed.The cause for the reported experience could not be determined as the returned pipeline braid was observed to be released from the capture coil and fully opened.It is possible that the damaged braid (fraying) and the pushwire being ¿bent within the capture coil¿ may have contributed to the reported issue.However, the cause for the damages could not be determined.All devices are 100% inspected for damage and irregularities during the manufacturing process.
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