Since the device was not returned, we are unable to perform further root cause analysis and the exact cause of the reported event is unknown.All devices are 100% tested and all products are 100% inspected for damages and irregularities during manufacture.No corrective action.Monitoring and trending this type of event.If information is provided in the future, a supplemental report will be issued.
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Ajnr am j neuroradiol.2020 jan;41(1):140-146.Doi: 10.3174/ajnr.A6343.Epub 2020 jan 2.¿reduced activity of von willebrand factor after flow-diverting stent implantation for intracranial aneurysms: a link to acquired von willebrand disease?¿ i.Oran, c.Cinar, h.Bozkaya, m.Parildar, and s.Duman 2 clinical complications - first, 1 patient from the reduced vwf group with 2 aneurysms at the basilar artery fenestration and right mca bifurcation experienced dysphasia 10 days after treatment.Mr imaging showed right-sided insular cortex ischemia.At 3months, the dysphasia had resolved completely, and both aneurysms were occluded according to cta.Second, 1 patient from the reduced vwf group with 3 aneurysms at the anterior communicating artery and right and left mca bifurcation experienced rupture of a large (18-mm maximum diameter) anterior communicating artery aneurysm into the ventricular system 4 weeks after treatment, which subsequently resulted in death.For anatomic reasons, preventive coiling before fds implantation was not used for this relatively large aneurysm.No other clinical complications were observed during the 3-month follow-up period.This study is the first to show laboratory evidence of reduced vwf activity in approximately 41% of our study population after fds implantation for the treatment of intracranial aneurysms.Reduced vwf activity was best predicted by the morphologic index and volume of the aneurysm, with cutoff values of 4343 and 256, respectively.
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