It was reported that the patient was referred for surgery due to the surgeon¿s concern that the lead pin may have slipped out and the physician has reportedly obtained x-rays.Clinical notes were later received which reported that high impedance of >10,000 ohms was seen on the patient¿s vns and that the patient was experiencing an increase in seizures.The patient's generator was later replaced and lead impedance was within normal limits.The explanted generator was discarded.Information was later received that the surgeon had visually confirmed that the lead pin was not inserted past the second connector block both intra-operatively and upon review of the x-rays.The surgeon chose to replace the generator instead of re-inserting the pin into the generator.Additionally, there were no abnormalities were seen both visually (in the or) and on the x-rays.No additional or relevant information has been received to date.
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