During a lead revision surgery, the setscrew came out of the generator, and therefore the generator was replaced as well.A review of device history records for the generator shows that no unresolved non-conformances were found.Additional information was received reporting that the doctor barely unscrewed the set screw and the screw backed out.No other relevant information has been received to date.
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The generator underwent product analysis.The device was monitored and showed no signs of variation in the output signal.The pulse generator diagnostics were as expected for the programmed parameters.The detachment of the set screw, was observed when the product was received.The returned set screw shows mechanical wear on the socket, suggesting numerous insertion attempts.In addition, the underneath side of the returned set screw shows indention marks, suggesting a lead pin or an in-line test resistor was once secured by the set screw.The returned septum shows damage on the underneath side, which suggest the returned set screw was extracted up into the returned septum, which may have been the contributing factor for the detachment of components.There were no performance or any other type of adverse conditions found with the pulse generator.
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