The cartridge is not an implantable device; therefore, not explanted.(b)(6).Device evaluation: the product was discarded by the customer.Two unused emeraldc30 cartridges were returned for investigation.Visual inspection at 10x microscope magnification was performed.No damage and/or defect was observed on the returned units.In addition, photos provided by the customer were evaluated.Photos 1 and 2 debris was observed at the edge of the iol during implantation.Photo 3: photo showed the loading zone area of the cartridge.No damage was observed in this area.Based on the evidence observed, it is not possible to confirm if the foreign material observed in the photos is related to manufacturing, as the reported device was handled and prepared for surgical use.Manufacturing records review: the manufacturing records for the product were reviewed.The product was manufactured and released according to specifications.Labeling review: the directions for use (dfu) was reviewed.The dfu adequately provides instructions, precautions, and warnings for the proper use and handling of the product.Conclusion: as a result of the investigation, there is no indication of a product quality deficiency.All pertinent information available to abbott medical optics has been submitted.
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The surgeon reported a burr at the cartridge edge.The investigation site revisited the investigation and reported the following: the burr at the edge of the cartridge reported by complaint owner is a flash.According to drawing p/n: 192216 (emerald c cartridge molded), rev.F (note 8 and 11), dimension inspection on parting lines is required: 0.030 flash is allowable on parting lines not interfering with closure.All pertinent information available to johnson and johnson surgical vision, inc.Has been submitted.
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