It was reported that the patient was feeling pain in her chest and could feel her device move when she moved her arm.The patient was referred for generator repositioning surgery due to the pain and migration.The patient had surgery, and the generator was still sutured down in place from the implant surgery.The surgeon identified a mass of fluid around and below the generator.The seroma was drained, and the surgeon prescribed antibiotics.The generator was left in place, and the lead was not disconnected.Diagnostics were within normal limits, and the settings were not changed.The surgeon reported that the seroma caused an infection at the generator site.No further relevant information has been received to date.
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The patient was later referred for generator removal as the seroma had not gone away and was causing severe pain, even after a long course of antibiotics.There was no erythema or fever, but the fluid collection did not go down.The patient had generator explant surgery due to the seroma and pain.No further relevant information has been received to date.
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