Information was received from a healthcare professional (hcp) regarding a patient who was receiving 100mcg/ml baclofen at 0.6mcg/day via an implantable infusion pump for intractable spasticity and other spasticity.It was reportedthat an alarm occurred for end of service (eos).No symptoms were reported.No further complications were anticipated /reported.***** omitted information 500176565 scar tissue, medication overload****additional information was received from the consumer that reported that the pump was running but was starting to ¿die out¿.Per the patient for a couple of years the patient could hear the alarm every 20 minutes and on (b)(6) 2017 could hear the alarm every 30 seconds.The patient was taking oral medication now and wanted to get the pump removed since it was not helping.The patient also reported that they were dizzy and needed to lay down and stated it was not due to the pump.It was noted the patient did not have a healthcare provider and was sent physician listings.No further patient complications were reported.Additional information was received from a healthcare professional.A healthcare professional reported that they had only seen the patient in their office.The hcp had been asked to shut off the baclofen pump.The hcp was not involved in placing or filling the pump.The pump had been off for several years and had been alarming more recently.The hcp called the manufacturer who walked the hcp through the process of shutting off the alarm.The hcp has no further information regarding the issue.The patient did suggest they would like to have the pump explanted at some pump.The last interrogation of the pump was done on (b)(6) 2017 and the last refill was done on (b)(6) 2013.The pump logs showed that the pump had an elective replacement indicator message as well as a stopped pump period may exceed tube set message, end of service message, pump reset message, and terminal event occurred message.The schedule to replace by date for the elective replacement indicator was (b)(6) 2090.No further complications were anticipated/reported.
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