A medtronic representative went to the site to test the equipment.The hardware, software, and instruments passed the system checkout.The system was found to be fully functional.The issue could not be duplicated the system performed as intended.No parts have returned to the manufacturer for evaluation.
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A medtronic representative reported that while in a cranial resection procedure, there was an alleged inaccuracy observed with the navigation system.The system was accurate after draping, but lost accuracy after the surgeon was using a saw to cut the area.This caused the table to move and may have bumped the frame, which resulted in inaccuracy in an inferior direction.When the physician was touching the forehead, the software showed to be in the orbital area.The site aborted navigation because of the inaccuracy after using the say that was used to get the bone flap off.There was a lot of movement/pulling/pushing around the frame and patient anatomy.There was a minimal delay of less than an hour before aborting navigation.The case was finished successfully, and there was no impact on the patient outcome.
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