Information was received from a patient who was receiving fentanyl, unknown concentration at unknown dose via intrathecal drug delivery pump for spinal pain.It was reported that last sunday, she was in a very bad car accident where she was "thrown out the car".Patient was admitted into hospital since sunday, and on sunday night, they did an magnetic resonance imaging (mri) on the patient.Patient reported that she thought when they did an mri, her pump stopped.Patient said she was new to the area, and had a chance to see her pain healthcare professional (hcp) yet, but she needed a manufacturer representative to come out and check/turn her pump back on.Patient had tried to use her patient programmer (ptm) but she could not because it said "disabled".Patient said she "used to go to store" but now she went to the pain management hcp in lake mary.Patient did not remember name of the current hcp, but she had the number for the hcp.Patient noted she was supposed to see this hcp on the (b)(6) but didn't due to the car accident.No further complications were reported.
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