Medtronic received information regarding a navigation system being used outside of a procedure.It was reported that the system was intermittently unresponsive.The issue has been happening in multiple stages of the software.During the call, while in the planning screen and scrolling through slices, the system stopped responding to the user's input, and the keyboard did not respond to any user input including an attempt to soft reboot the system either.Additionally, the mouse was also no longer responsive to the user's input.During troubleshooting, they restarted the system and after restarting, the system stopped responding once again and once it stopped responding, the display began to show artifacts on the screen.After restarting the system one more time, the system started responding.There was no clinical impact or patients present.
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A medtronic representative went to the site to test the equipment.Testing revealed that the "system freezes up" and the computer required replacement.The computer was replaced and the imaging system then passed the system checkout and was found to be fully functional.The computer was returned to the manufacturer for analysis.Analysis found that the initial boot and navigation of applications, memtest86, and phd all passed testing.Seatools long test failed.The short and long test passed after the repair of bad sectors via seatools disc.Analysis found that the reported event was related to a hard drive malfunction.
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