Correction: due to an it issue beginning on 7/3/2018, previously filed emdrs did not contain required fields.This supplemental emdr is filed to provide the following omitted fields: sex: male.Event attributed to: other.Device single use?: no.Device returned to manufacture: yes.Investigation summary: samples and photos were returned for evaluation.Bd can verify the sample was received with a broken needle.Ms.(b)(6) informed that the piece of needle is still in the patient's hand and she asked us to contact ms.(b)(6) for more information.(b)(6) reported that at the time of withdrawing the needle, it separated from the device, remaining inside the patient's hand.Patient was redirected to the prompt service where the x-ray of the region was performed, being possible to visualize the metallic part.The needle was not withdrawn from the patient because the region was with edema, patient was advised to return within 15 days for evaluation.Patient was not hospitalized, but is performing daily monitoring by the institution due to the occurrence.Due to the region presenting edema, it was prescribed the anti-inflammatory nimesulide 100mg oral.Dhr review: the following assembled wing (code: 004643bjf) lots used in the claimed final product lot 8134691 were analyzed: 7360779 assembled on machines 5004 and 5005 in the period from 18-jan-2018 to 22-jan-2018; 8087977 assembled on machines 5004 and 5005 in the period from 23-apr-2018 to 26-apr-2018; the batches in question were analyzed for the "challenge pull off traction test ", "damaged component " tests and no records of these defects were found or anything that could clearly indicate the cause of the defect claimed in the batch history.Qn/ ncmr review: there are no quality notification (qn) or nonconformity report of "needle pulled out of hub" and anything that clearly could lead to this complaint for the claimed lots and sub assembled lot.Unplanned maintenance: the corrective maintenance history in the manufacturing period of the assembly lot involved in this complaint was evaluated and it was not verified records related to "needle pulled out of hub".A root cause could not be determined.Complaints received for this device and the reported defect will continue to be tracked and trended.The information will be captured in the trend reports and monitored monthly.Collected data are regularly reviewed to identify emerging trends.Based on this, a capa is not needed at this time.
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