Patient information not provided due to japanese patient privacy regulations.No procode, common device name, unique device identification (udi) and/or 510k provided as this device is not released for distribution in the united states.A medtronic representative went to site to test the equipment.Representative reported that when the external cable of the surgeon monitor was plugged into the staff cart, the monitor turned on for two seconds but turned off after that.The monitor was replaced.A system checkout was performed after replacing the part.The hardware, software, and "instrunal.Ments" passed the system checkout.The system was found to be fully functional.The suspect monitor has been not received by manufacturer for evaluation.
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The suspect monitor was returned to the manufacturer for evaluation.Functional testing, when connected to a known operational navigation system, found that the monitor would lose functionality just after powering on.The display was reported to be intermittent when re-inserting the cable.The hardware investigation found that the reported event was related to a hardware issue.This issue was documented in a medtronic navigation hardware anomaly tracking database.
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