Model Number RT265 |
Device Problems
Decrease in Pressure (1490); Device Issue (2379)
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Patient Problem
No Patient Involvement (2645)
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Event Date 07/26/2017 |
Event Type
malfunction
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Manufacturer Narrative
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(b)(4).The complaint rt265 infant dual-heated evaqua2 breathing circuit is currently en-route to fph in (b)(4) for evaluation, to determine if it caused or contributed to the reported event.We will provide a follow-up report upon completion of our investigation.
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Event Description
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A hospital in the uk reported via a fisher & paykel healthcare (fph) field representative that an rt265 infant dual-heated evaqua2 breathing circuit kept dropping in pressure when connected to a ventilator during setup.There was no patient involvement.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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(b)(4).Method: the complaint rt265 infant dual-heated evaqua2 breathing circuit was returned to fph in (b)(6) for investigation, where it was visually inspected and pressure tested.Results: visual inspection revealed no damage to the returned breathing circuit and dryline.The pressure test revealed that the subject breathing circuit was within specification.Conclusion: we were unable to determine what may have caused the leak as reported by the customer as no fault was found with the returned device.All rt265 infant dual heated evaqua2 breathing circuits are visually inspected and pressure and flow tested during production, and those that fail are rejected.The subject infant breathing circuit would have met the required specifications at the time of production.Our user instructions that accompany the rt265 infant dual heated evaqua2 breathing circuit state the following: "check all connections are tight before use." "perform a pressure and leak test on the breathing system and check for occlusions before connecting to a patient." "set appropriate ventilator alarms.'.
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Event Description
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A hospital in (b)(6) reported via a fisher & paykel healthcare (fph) field representative that an rt265 infant dual-heated evaqua2 breathing circuit kept dropping in pressure when connected to a ventilator during setup.There was no patient involvement.
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