The initial report occurred on 08/25/2016 and was found to be a non-reportable malfunction based on the information available at the time the event occurred.On 01/17/2017, a retrospective review related to a capa was completed for all events where the reported malfunction was not previously associated with serious injuries; the reporting determination has been revised to consider these malfunction events reportable.Patient weight not available from the site.Device manufacturing date is unavailable.Onsite investigation was preformed, the field systems engineer discovered a loose connection to the surgeon monitor which caused the reported event.Issue was resolved when he properly tightened the connection.No further issues were reported.A full 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 site representative reported that, while in a spinal fusion procedure, the surgeon monitor screen went completely black.It did not show "no signal".They rebooted the system which resolved the issue.The monitor had not been bumped and the cable had not moved when it cut out.There was a reported delay to the procedure of less than 1 hour due to this issue.There was no impact on patient outcome.
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