MAXISLIDE FLITES NPA0500

MAUDE Adverse Event Report

MAUDE data represents reports of adverse events involving medical devices. This maude entry was filed from a company representative,user f report with the FDA on 2018-03-27 for MAXISLIDE FLITES NPA0500 manufactured by Arjohuntleigh Polska Sp. Z O.o..

Event Text Entries

[103946201] (b)(4). On (b)(6) 2018 arjohuntleigh has become aware of an event involving maxislide flite, which occurred in advocate (b)(6) hospital located in (b)(6) usa. It was reported that one of the maxislide flites was left under the patient (male, (b)(6)) after his transfer on the cath lab table. The patient had to be pulled down towards the foot part of the table several times by staff, since he was anxious, agitated and was moving up the table. The resident was reported to be under hospital staff supervision. Following the information reported, the patient slid over the top of the lab table. It remains unclear if he reached the floor. A computed tomography (ct) scan of head was done after the incident and showed any negative results for head injury. No product malfunction was reported by the involved hospital staff, however, the sliding sheet was not evaluated by arjo representative as it had been discarded by the customer after the event. The review of similar reportable events involving the maxislide flites in last 5 years, revealed no other incident where it was indicated that the patient slid out of the bed or other surface, when placed on the sliding sheet. Maxislide flite is a disposable sliding sheet for single resident use intended for assisted handling routines of residents with limited ability to move. The maxislide flite sheets are used for lateral transfers and shall always be used in pairs of two. They consist of a rectangular sheet in a slippery material with reinforcing folds along the long edges. The maxislide flite sheets are intended for single resident use and shall not be cleaned, washed or disinfected. Before each transfer or repositioning, the patient should be properly assessed. The patient should never be left lying on the maxislide flites unattended and the slides should always be removed from under the patient after performed transfer or repositioning procedure. Following the information provided one of the slides was left underneath the patient. What is more, the patient was anxious, moving up to the head section of the lab table and had to be repositioned to the center of the table several of times. We found this as a contributing factor resulting in the patient's fall. The maxislide flites instructions for use (ifu, (b)(4) issue 5) warns: "an individual assessment of the patient's health condition should be carried out by a qualified nurse or therapist before each actual transfer / repositioning situation. Sliding techniques can be used successfully with patients of all dependency levels, but they should be subjected to a suitable assessment. Factors you should consider are environment, characteristics of the patient, the task you are performing and the caregiver's individual capability. " "never leave the patient lying on the maxislide flites unattended. " "remove maxislide flites from under the patient once the transfer/ repositioning is performed. " following the above, if the ifu had been followed, the event would have been avoided. To conclude, the maxislide flite was used for patient's care and in this way contributed to the alleged event. As a consequence, the patient slipped out of the lab table when lying on the maxislide flite and from that perspective the product did not meet its performance specifications. We report this event to competent authorities due to potential for serious injury upon reoccurrence.
Patient Sequence No: 1, Text Type: N, H10


[103946202] On (b)(6) 2018 arjohuntleigh has become aware of an event involving maxislide flite, which occurred in advocate (b)(6) hospital located in (b)(6) usa. It was reported that one of the maxislide flites was left under the patient (male, (b)(6)) after his transfer on the cath lab table. The patient had to be pulled down towards the foot part of the table several times by staff, since he was anxious, agitated and was moving up the table. The resident was reported to be under hospital staff supervision. Following the information reported, the patient slid over the top of the lab table. It remains unclear if he reached the floor. A computed tomography (ct) scan of head was done after the incident and showed any negative results for head injury. No product malfunction was reported by the involved hospital staff, however, the sliding sheet was not evaluated by arjo representative as it had been discarded by the customer after the event.
Patient Sequence No: 1, Text Type: D, B5


MAUDE Entry Details

Report Number3007420694-2018-00070
MDR Report Key7372788
Report SourceCOMPANY REPRESENTATIVE,USER F
Date Received2018-03-27
Date of Report2018-03-27
Date of Event2018-02-25
Date Facility Aware2018-02-25
Report Date2018-03-27
Date Reported to FDA2018-03-27
Date Reported to Mfgr2018-03-27
Date Mfgr Received2018-02-25
Date Added to Maude2018-03-27
Event Key0
Report Source CodeManufacturer report
Manufacturer LinkY
Number of Patients in Event0
Adverse Event Flag3
Product Problem Flag3
Reprocessed and Reused Flag3
Health Professional3
Initial Report to FDA3
Report to FDA3
Event Location3
Manufacturer ContactKINGA STOLINSKA
Manufacturer StreetKS. WAWRZYNIAKA 2
Manufacturer CityKOMORNIKI,
Manufacturer CountryPL
Manufacturer G1ARJOHUNTLEIGH POLSKA SP. Z O.O.
Manufacturer StreetKS. PIOTRA WAWRZYNIAKA 2
Manufacturer CityKOMORNIKI, 62-052
Manufacturer CountryPL
Manufacturer Postal Code62-052
Single Use3
Previous Use Code3
Event Type3
Type of Report3

Device Details

Brand NameMAXISLIDE FLITES
Generic NameAID, TRANSFER
Product CodeIKX
Date Received2018-03-27
Model NumberNPA0500
OperatorNURSE
Device AvailabilityN
Device Eval'ed by MfgrR
Device Sequence No1
Device Event Key0
ManufacturerARJOHUNTLEIGH POLSKA SP. Z O.O.
Manufacturer AddressKS. PIOTRA WAWRZYNIAKA 2 KOMORNIKI, 62-052 PL 62-052


Patients

Patient NumberTreatmentOutcomeDate
101. Other 2018-03-27

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