Information was received from a health care professional regarding a patient who was receiving bupivacaine (concentration 2mg/ml, dose 0.8930 mg/day) and morphine (concentration 1 mg/ml, dose 0.4465 mg/day) via an implantable pump for failed back surgery syndrome and spinal pain.On this report date, a motor stall was seen at initial interrogation; the patient recently had a magnetic resonance imaging scan done due to an unrelated issue.The scan was to assess the patient's sudden back pain and it was confirmed that the pump was not suspected to be the problem, there was no volume discrepancy or anything to indicate that the pump was the cause for the pain.A motor stall recovery was not noted, the patient had only been out of the mri field for ~1hr and the pump was running at a slower rate.The mri was a closed bore system.It was reviewed that they should continue checking the logs until a recovery is noted.No symptoms reported.Event date for the mri was (b)(6) 2017.The health care professional called back and indicated it had been 2.5hrs since patient left the mri field and they were not seeing a stall recovery yet.It was recommended to check the logs every 20-30 min until a stall is noted.No further complications were anticipated/reported.
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