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'no' because the delivery device was not returned and the graft remains in situ.The work order record for lot ac992100 was reviewed and appeared complete and correct.The device manufacturing instructions provide instructions to correctly insert the bare suprarenal stents into the top cap and the proximal attachment wire.This includes the correct top stent threading, top stent barb positioning, checking that the bare suprarenal stent can move with within the top cap without resistance (to simulate its final deployment), correctly inserting the proximal attachment wire, ensuring that the proximal attachment wire is not kinked at any location or twisted within the graft.The device ifu mentions: "remove the black trigger-wire release mechanism.", followed by "note: if still unable to remove the black trigger-wire release mechanism from the top cap, see section trigger-wire release troubleshooting." "trigger-wire release troubleshooting" provides instructions in sub-section "alternate proximal body deployment." based on the information present, a definitive root cause could not be determined.It is possible that one or a combination of the following factors contributed to the complaint: - wire entanglement within the system - wire jammed within top cap - tortuosity in trigger wire path within the delivery system as stated in the additional information, the graft was rotated to ensure alignment prior to deployment, it is possible that this caused or further caused wire entanglement of the proximal attachment wire.
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