| Model Number |
PMV 007 |
| Medical Device Problem Codes |
Use of Device Problem (1670); Improper or Incorrect Procedure or Method (2017)
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| Health Effect - Clinical Code |
Asphyxia (1851)
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| Date of Event |
11/15/2018
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Type of Reportable Event
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Serious Injury
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Additional Manufacturer Narrative
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This event did not involve malfunction of the passy-muir valve.The user failed to follow manufacturer's instructions stating that the tracheostomy cuff must be completely deflated when the passy-muir valve is placed.As the manufacturer of the passy-muir valve, we take special care to package every valve with a comprehensive clinical instruction booklet and caution labels.The caution labels are brightly colored and designed to be placed on the tracheostomy tube pilot line where the cuff is inflated and deflated.Disclaimer: submission of this report does not constitute an admission that any medical personnel, user facility, distributor, manufacturer, or device caused or contributed to the event.
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Event or Problem Description
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Non-fatality report: user facility combined four incidents together with the same narrative.The manufacturer is required to file four separate reports (this mfr report #, 2024841-2019-00002, 2024841-2019-00003, and 2024841-2019-00004) in response to the combined narrative.User facility reported: "4 x separate incidents in critical care over 6-8 month period where tracheostomy cuff inflation while pmv in situ in ventilator dependent patients has lead to patient deterioration and peri-arrest incident before this error has been recognised.Patient required manual bag ventilation and/or peri arrest management to prevent cardiac arrest and/or death.All patients recovered fully.All incidents investigated.".
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Event or Problem Description
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Non-fatality report: user facility combined four incidents together with the same narrative.The manufacturer is required to file four separate reports (mfr report #2024841-2019-00001, 2024841-2019-00002, 2024841-2019-00003, and 2024841-2019-00004) in response to the combined narrative.User facility reported: "4 x separate incidents in critical care over 6-8 month period where tracheostomy cuff inflation while pmv in situ in ventilator dependent patients has lead to patient deterioration and peri-arrest incident before this error has been recognised.Patient required manual bag ventilation and/or peri arrest management to prevent cardiac arrest and/or death.All patients recovered fully.All incidents investigated.".
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Additional Manufacturer Narrative
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This event did not involve malfunction of the passy-muir valve.The user failed to follow manufacturer's instructions stating that the tracheostomy cuff must be completely deflated when the passy-muir valve is placed.As the manufacturer of the passy-muir valve, we take special care to package every valve with a comprehensive clinical instruction booklet and caution labels.The caution labels are brightly colored and designed to be placed on the tracheostomy tube pilot line where the cuff is inflated and deflated.Disclaimer: submission of this report does not constitute an admission that any medical personnel, user facility, distributor, manufacturer, or device caused or contributed to the event.On 7/25/2019, the date of event (b)(6) 2018) was obtained by passy-muir from the user facility.
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