(b)(4).A medtronic representative inspected the navigation system on-site, and a software investigation was completed.On-site, the reported issue was not replicated.The navigation system functioned normally during inspection, and no malfunction could be confirmed.The software investigation was similarly inconclusive.Probable cause could not be determined based on the information available.A full navigation system check-out was completed and all tests passed.Full system functionality was confirmed and the system was returned to service.
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A medtronic representative reported that during a spinal fusion procedure, the navigation system was inaccurate, while being used in conjunction with a particular c-arm.The magnitude and direction of the alleged inaccuracy was not provided.The surgeon opted to complete the procedure without the use of the navigation system.There was a reported delay to the procedure of less than 1 hour due to this issue.The procedure was completed successfully without the navigation system and the patient was not impacted.
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