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Catalog Number P4028 |
Device Problem
Contamination /Decontamination Problem (2895)
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Patient Problem
No Consequences Or Impact To Patient (2199)
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Event Date 10/08/2018 |
Event Type
Injury
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The silverhawk was returned for evaluation.No ancillary devices were included.The silverhawk was inspected.The distal tip of the silverhawk was buckled/compressed.Within the distal tip of the silverhawk and a green material was observed which could not be removed without potentially damaging the tip of the device.The material is not from the silverhawk as the components of the silverhawk do not match the characteristics of the debris observed with the tip.It is unknown if the green material is from the outer jacket of the guidewire used during the procedure or may have been introduced post-procedure.It should be noted the distal tip of the silverhawk has a rounded/blunt tip, but the tip appears as though it may have been subjected to friction and/or compression.The torque shaft guidewire tubing showed a longitudinal zipper tear throughout the segment.No other damages or anomalies to the returned silverhawk were noted.Functional testing was completed and a 0.14" guidewire from the lab was front loaded the distal assembly.The guidewire could not be loaded through the torque shaft guidewire lumen due to the zipper tear.The outer diameter was measured using a digital snap gauge with no issues identified.If information is provided in the future, a supplemental report will be issued.
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Event Description
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Physician was attempting to use a hawkone and a silverhawk to treat a severely calcified lesion with 75-90% stenosis in the right mid proximal tibial popliteal trunk.Artery diameter and lesion length were 3mm and 40mm respectively.Physician used a cook 6fr 90cm sheath and a cook hydro 014x300.Ifu was followed and the device was prepped without issue.Vessel was pre and post dilated.The h1-s would not cross.The vessel was pre-dilated with a nano 2x80 device at 8atm for 1minute.The h1-s was attempted again but it would not cross the lesion.Pre-dilated again with the same nano device at 14 atm for 1.5 min.Physician then attempted to use a silverhawk.This device crossed the proximal lesion upon third advancement, but did not cross mid or distal lesion and upon removal scrub technician noticed an irregularity in the clear housing tip.The tip of the silverhawk was reported to feel ridged and looked irregular to the technician.It was removed safely and intact <(>&<)> without difficulty.There was no deformity noted with the cutter.Physician then chose to use a 0.9 laser forward pass at 45/45 and reverse pass at 45/60 angiogram but was still not acceptable.Thus, the physician decided to use a mdt drug eluting coronary resolute stent with successful results.No patient injury was reported.
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