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There was no relationship found between the returned device and the reported incident.Visual inspection under magnification shows minimal electrode wear with dried blood/tissue present on and under the electrodes.There are no manufacturing abnormalities visually observed with the returned wand.The wand was connected to a compatible coblator ii controller and activated in a beaker of saline solution at the default and max settings and performed as intended.The saline line was connected to a saline bag at approximately 3 feet and saline flowed through-out the line to the tip of the device as intended.The suction line was tested and saline flowed through-out the line without hesitation.The complaint could not be verified and the root cause could not be determined with confidence.Factors that could have led to post-operative bleeding includes: health and patient's compliance to post-op instructions, types of food consumed, certain medicines and/or bleeding disorders that are known to reduce the body's ability to clot.There were no indications during manufacturing record review that would suggest that the device did not meet product specifications upon release into distribution.Mimb review.Assess severity of complaint case to determine if additional actions or inputs are required for inclusion in the medical assessment.Determine if a medical assessment will be performed based on a review of the complaint details and further input from the medical director/designee.Reviewed during mimb.A medical investigation will be performed.Wait on all information requests.Proceed based on information provided/available for the investigation; if no further clinical information is provided, recommend closure.Approved by dr.Luca orlandini and/or j.Templeton, medical director.A review of relevant clinical/medical information in the reported issue, inclusive of technique and patient information, to include, but not limited to: ·patient information ·surgical procedure/post-operative care review ·device labeling (including technique guides, ifus, etc.) post-tonsillectomy bleeding is a known common occurrence of the procedure.There is no patient data provided, and the device will not be returned for evaluation.The information provided is insufficient to determine the exact cause of the bleeding.Therefore, the exact root cause of the repeated bleeding cannot be determined at this time, and the patient's current condition is unknown.No further clinical assessment is warranted based on the information available.Post-tonsillectomy bleeding is a known common occurrence of the procedure.There is no patient data provided, and the device will not be returned for evaluation.The information provided is insufficient to determine the exact cause of the bleeding.Therefore, the exact root cause of the repeated bleeding cannot be determined at this time, and the patient's current condition is unknown.No further clinical assessment is warranted based on the information available.
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