Model Number SC-8216-70 |
Device Problem
Migration or Expulsion of Device (1395)
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Patient Problems
Bacterial Infection (1735); Edema (1820); Nerve Damage (1979); Discharge (2225)
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Event Date 01/28/2018 |
Event Type
Injury
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Additional suspect medical device component involved in the event: model#: sc-1132, serial#: (b)(4), description: precision spectra implantable pulse generator.
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Event Description
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A report was received that the patient developed an infection at the cervical incision site.Symptoms of infection were swelling, discharge and redness.It was believed that the infection was surgical related and device malfunction was not suspected.X-ray result also revealed that the lead was way off to the right and was hitting the nerve roots.The patient was prescribed antibiotics, underwent an explant procedure, and was doing well postoperatively.
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Event Description
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A report was received that the patient developed an infection at the cervical incision site.Symptoms of infection were swelling, discharge and redness.It was believed that the infection was surgical related and device malfunction was not suspected.X-ray result also revealed that the lead was way off to the right and was hitting the nerve roots.The patient was prescribed antibiotics, underwent an explant procedure, and was doing well postoperatively.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Sc-1132 (b)(4) device evaluation indicated that the complaint of abnormal jolting sensation was confirmed.The monitored output of the electrodes confirmed there was unexpected output detected on the e32 as the device was depositing excessive charge on the output.The impedance of the node (e32) was extremely low (0 o) with load connected.The symptom indicated that the electrode was shorted inside the slave asic (u3).In addition, the battery depletion rate measured 63 ua that exceeded the expected range of 50 ua.It was reported that the jolting sensation appeared after the previous revision the patient had, suggesting that the device damaged during procedure.It was reported that electrocautery was used during the patient's lead revision.A review of the complaint report, device history record, and sterilization record were found to be satisfactory and did not find any anomalies or deviations that potentially relate to the reported event; there is no reason to suspect a manufacturing defect as the source of the reported complaint.Sc-8216-70 (b)(4) device evaluation indicated that the paddle lead was cut during the explant procedure.Review of the complaint report and sterilization record were found to be satisfactory and did not find any anomalies or deviations that potentially relate to the reported event; there is no reason to suspect a manufacturing defect as the source of the reported complaint.
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Event Description
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A report was received that the patient developed an infection at the cervical incision site.Symptoms of infection were swelling, discharge and redness.It was believed that the infection was surgical related and device malfunction was not suspected.X-ray result also revealed that the lead was way off to the right and was hitting the nerve roots.The patient was prescribed antibiotics, underwent an explant procedure, and was doing well postoperatively.
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