Two 011-nc100 neutron connectors were returned for investigation without seal stick downs or evidence the white/clear 'stopper' at the tip had fallen out.One was returned outside the package with some slit propagation tearing on the top surface of the seal and with blood residual between the body and the seal.The other was returned inside an open package.There were no visual anomalies noted.No mating devices were returned for evaluation with the two 011-nc100 neutron connectors.Subsequent, pressure leak testing showed the two 011-nc100 neutron connectors to meet pressure leak expectations outlined in the product performance specification.The complaint of leaking/dripping was unable to be replicated.A dhr for lot# 4142493 and relevant commodities were reviewed, and no non-conformances were found that would have contributed to the reported complaint.
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It was reported that, on an unknown date, the nurse noticed blood leaking/dripping out of picc at a fast rate.It was reported that the patient had just had iv medications given through the lumen a few minutes earlier.The nursing staff clamped the lumen and changed the neutron, which was reported to have stopped the flow of blood.Upon further investigation, by staff, it was alleged that the neutron was damaged with the white/clear 'stopper' at the tip having fallen out.There was no harm to the patient reported.No additional information is available.
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