Device Problems
Protective Measures Problem (3015); Ventilation Problem in Device Environment (3027)
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Patient Problem
Injury (2348)
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Event Date 10/21/2018 |
Event Type
Injury
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The investigation was started but is not yet concluded.A follow-up report will be send as soon the investigation is closed.
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Event Description
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Patient was ventilated in bipap-mode with the ventilator.The oxygen concentration was increased from 21 % to 40 %.The device went on itself to stand-by mode.Ventilation consequently did not go on.Generally it needs two steps to turn the device into stand-by mode, for which reason an accidental turn-off is excluded to be a possible reason.Patient injury was reported.
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Event Description
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Please refer to the initial report.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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During the logfile analysis no malfunction of the device was found.The event occured on (b)(6) 2018 at about 3 pm.Summarized the following log-entries were saved on the date of event: in standby-mode which was set since several days, the o2- and flow-calibration was done successfully.From 2:50 pm the value of the o2-concentration was increased several times.At 3:15 pm a ventilation-mode was pre-set as well as standby-mode was stopped, this means ventilation was started.There is no indication that the evita 4 went into standby-mode on its own.To turn the device into standby-mode the user has to confirm the selection and an alarm is generated.The display shows clearly that the device is in standby-mode.A description how to change the ventilation mode and warnings are described in the instructions for use in detail.In standby-mode the safety-valve is open, accordingly spontaneous breathing is possible.Before returning the device to user it should get checked according to service documentation.The device behaved according to its specification.
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