Information was received from a healthcare provider via a company representative regarding a patient receiving lioresal 2000mcg/ml at 300cmg/day via an implantable pump.
The indications for use were intractable spasticity and cerebral palsy.
On (b)(6) 2020 it was reported that the patient reported to the er (emergency room) on (b)(6) 2020 with altered mental status, hypotension, and respiratory depression which required intubation.
The patient was thought to have signs and symptoms itb (intrathecal baclofen) overdose.
Per report, the patient was transferred to the neuro icu (intensive care unit).
Per report there were no factors that contributed to the event.
No troubleshooting was performed but an x-ray was completed showing the catheter intact.
The actions and interventions taken to resolve the issue was it was suspected that the patient had a pump and or catheter issue, so the physician took the patient to or (operating room) today, (b)(6) 2020 to replace the pump and explore the potential catheter issue.
Per the physician, there was no catheter issue found as the catheter was patent and he was able to withdraw 2cc from catheter access port, so the decision to just replace the pump was made.
The issue was resolved at the time of the report and it was noted that the healthcare provider would have no further information regarding the event.
The patient status was noted as alive, no injury and no further complications were reported or anticipated.
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