It was reported that the healthcare professional stated while performing ecmo/cmag checks in the intensive care unit (icu) the cmag console started alarming.The console noted motor failure on the monitor of the cmag and noted the flow.The healthcare professional checked patient, circuit, blood flow and cmag blood pump rotor rotating appropriately.The patient vital signs were normal and no signs of distress.The connections behind console was checked and the flow probe moving it to another location on the tubing and still no flow noted on console or motor.The decision was made to change out patient circuit and the cmag console and motor.Reportedly, no adverse event occurred to patient.The alarm resolved and no further issues.No additional information was provided.
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Manufacturer's investigation conclusion: no product was returned for evaluation.Both the cmag console and cmag motor were retained by the hospital.The reported event of a ¿motor failure¿ alarm and no flow displayed could not be confirmed and a root cause could not conclusively be determined through this evaluation.Abbott's centrimag motor ifu states that if the unit fails to operate according to the motor specifications or a console diagnostic error indicates a centrimag motor malfunction, it should be returned.Additionally, this document instructs the user to always have a spare centrimag motor and back-up equipment available.The device history record for the cmag motor, s/n (b)(4), was reviewed and showed that the unit was manufactured in accordance with manufacturing and quality assurance specifications.No further information was provided.The manufacturer is closing the file on this event.
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