It was reported that the patient's device was unable to deliver the programmed output current (2.25ma) and was only able to deliver 1.5ma of output current.The impedance was higher than normal, which caused the system to be unable to deliver the intended output current.X-rays were performed and reviewed by the manufacturer.The lead pin did not appear to be inserted fully into the generator, which could have been the cause of the increased impedance and low output current.No gross fractures were identified, but a microfracture could not be ruled out due to image quality.The patient was referred for surgery to correct the low output current, but no surgery has occurred to date.
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It was reported that the patient underwent surgery.The surgeon found that the lead pin was not fully inserted into the generator.The lead pin was removed, cleaned, and reinserted into the generator.Multiple system diagnostics were performed at multiple output currents and all results were within normal limits.
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