Catalog Number DP400CE |
Device Problems
Migration or Expulsion of Device (1395); Device Dislodged or Dislocated (2923)
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Patient Problem
Bowel Perforation (2668)
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Event Date 05/17/2018 |
Event Type
Injury
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The probe was not being used with a meditherm, altrix or any other temperature therapy device but was being used to monitor the patient temperature because the patient had renal failure so they were unable to use a foley probe.The customer did not save the disposable probe or the packaging.Device was disposed.
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Event Description
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It is reported the customer had a trauma patient in their trauma bay of their emergency department and during the ct they allege that they found that the ¿probe pierced the posterior rectal wall with the tip in pre-sacral adipose tissue with a small amount of free fluid in the posterior pelvis¿.Ct said that this alleged finding was an incidental finding.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Added catalog and gtin numbers.Communication with the user facility identified that a dp400ce probe was found to have pierced the posterior rectal wall of a patient after it had been inserted.The patient was alleged to have several traumas when they came into the hospital.It was stated that the probe was not used with a meditherm or altrix unit.The incident was identified during a ct that was performed after the patient had passed away.It was stated that the incident with the probe did not require any additional treatment or medication to be given to the patient.The user facility is not attributing the patients passing to the probe piercing the rectal wall and stated that it was an incidental finding during the ct.A stryker sr clinical nurse consultant will provide training to the account on proper positioning of the probe.
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Event Description
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It is reported the customer had a trauma patient in their trauma bay of their emergency department and during the ct they allege that they found that the ¿probe pierced the posterior rectal wall with the tip in pre-sacral adipose tissue with a small amount of free fluid in the posterior pelvis¿.Ct said that this alleged finding was an incidental finding.
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Search Alerts/Recalls
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