CEMENT REMOVAL HANDSET OH300/2

MAUDE Adverse Event Report

MAUDE data represents reports of adverse events involving medical devices. This maude entry was filed from a distributor,foreign report with the FDA on 2019-02-13 for CEMENT REMOVAL HANDSET OH300/2 manufactured by Orthofix Srl.

Event Text Entries

[139066101] On july 2017 orthofix (b)(4) acquired from orthosonics ltd, the oscar system, for ultrasonic arthroplasty revision. Therefore, orthofix (b)(4) is now managing post-market surveillance for oscar devices, also for the ones manufactured and released to the market by orthosonics ltd. The devices involved in this event were manufactured by orthosonics ltd. Technical evaluation: the returned devices, received on january 17, 2019, were examined by orthofix (b)(4) quality engineering department. All devices were subjected to visual and functional check as per orthofix (b)(4) specification. The visual check evidenced as follows: the ultrasonic generator, device code os3000 serial number (b)(4), did not show any anomalies (mfr report 9680825-2019-00003). One cement removal handset, device code oh300/2 serial number (b)(4), showed that the rear end cap and the silicone o-ring were not in their proper position (mfr report 9680825-2019-00008). The functional check evidenced as follows: the ultrasonic generator, device code os3000 serial number (b)(4) is functioning properly. The cement removal handset, device code oh300/2 batch 3h0190, is not functioning properly. The sealing is lost from the rear body seal. The generator shows the alert message: "poor feedback". The handset is not detected by the generator. The results of the technical evaluation concluded as follows: the ultrasonic generator, device code os3000 serial number (b)(4) is functioning properly. The failure found on the cement removal handset, device code oh300/2 batch 3h0190, is most likely attributable to water that entered inside the handset during cleaning and sterilization cycles. This occurred as a result of an unforeseen disassembly of the connector end cap during reprocessing. The silicone o-rings was therefore not in contact with the mating parts hence not providing necessary sealing. Medical evaluation: the information made available on the case together with the results of the technical investigation were sent to our medical evaluator. Please find below an extract of the medical evaluations performed. "i note that in this case the oscar generator functioned sufficiently well for the operation to be completed as planned, but extra time was required. The findings of the technical analysis are that the oscar generator is in complete working order with no faults or signs of damage. The returned cement removal handset shows a problem: the connector end cap has been loosened, so that the joint is visibly open and the o-ring will no longer provide a seal. I note that the conclusion of the technical report is that the handset failed because the connector end cap has been loosened at some stage during the servicing process. The failure of this joint should have been noticed on inspection after cleaning. I note that in the instructions for use leaflet, re: pq osc, there are clear instructions that the connector end cap must not be removed". Final comments on july 2017 orthofix (b)(4) acquired from orthosonics ltd, the oscar system, for ultrasonic arthroplasty revision. Therefore, orthofix (b)(4) is now managing post-market surveillance for oscar devices, also for the ones manufactured and released to the market by orthosonics ltd. The devices involved in this event were manufactured by orthosonics ltd. The results of the technical evaluation concluded as follows: the ultrasonic generator, device code os3000 serial number (b)(4) is functioning properly. The failure found on the cement removal handset, device code oh300/2 batch 3h0190, is most likely attributable to water that entered inside the handset during cleaning and sterilization cycles. This occurred as a result of an unforeseen disassembly of the connector end cap during reprocessing. The silicone o-rings was therefore not in contact with the mating parts hence not providing necessary sealing. The medical evaluation evidenced as follows: "i note that in this case the oscar generator functioned sufficiently well for the operation to be completed as planned, but extra time was required. The findings of the technical analysis are that the oscar generator is in complete working order with no faults or signs of damage. The returned cement removal handset shows a problem: the connector end cap has been loosened, so that the joint is visibly open and the o-ring will no longer provide a seal. I note that the conclusion of the technical report is that the handset failed because the connector end cap has been loosened at some stage during the servicing process. The failure of this joint should have been noticed on inspection after cleaning. I note that in the instructions for use leaflet, re: pq osc, there are clear instructions that the connector end cap must not be removed". Based on the results of the technical evaluation, which confirmed the ultrasonic generator conformity, an on the evidences deriving from the medical evaluation, orthofix (b)(4) can conclude that the problem that occurred is due to an incorrect reprocessing of the handset. Orthofix (b)(4) continues monitoring the devices on the market. Please also kindly refer to mfr report 9680825-2019-00003.
Patient Sequence No: 1, Text Type: N, H10


[139066102] The information provided by the local distributor indicates: hospital name: (b)(6); surgeon name: (b)(6); date of surgery: no response; body part to which device was applied: hip; surgery description: revision surgery for the hip; problem observed during: clinical use on patient/intraoperative; type of problem: device functional problem; event description: "poor frequency connection error message. Recently moved to single use probes. Used device for revision surgery of the hip, single use probe attached by experienced odp... Poor frequency error on console. We tried both ports and both hand pieces. Same issue occurred". The complaint report form also indicates: the device failure did not have any adverse effects to patient; the initial surgery was completed with the device; the event led to a clinically relevant increase in the duration of the surgical procedure (extra anaesthetic, longer surgical time); an additional surgery was not required; a medical intervention (outpatient clinic) was not required; copies of the operative report are not available; copies of the x-ray images are not available; note and comments: no patient information is relevant for this document. On january 3, 2019, orthofix (b)(4) received the following additional details: date of surgery was friday (b)(6) 2018. The extra time was approximately 30-45 minutes. (b)(4).
Patient Sequence No: 1, Text Type: D, B5


MAUDE Entry Details

Report Number9680825-2019-00008
MDR Report Key8335067
Report SourceDISTRIBUTOR,FOREIGN
Date Received2019-02-13
Date of Report2019-02-12
Date of Event2018-12-28
Date Mfgr Received2019-02-08
Date Added to Maude2019-02-13
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 ContactMR. ROBERTO DONADELLO
Manufacturer StreetVIA DELLE NAZIONI, 9
Manufacturer CityBUSSOLENGO, VERONA, ITALY 37012
Manufacturer CountryIT
Manufacturer Postal37012
Manufacturer G1ORTHOFIX SRL
Manufacturer StreetVIA DELLE NAZIONI, 9
Manufacturer CityBUSSOLENGO, VERONA, ITALY 37012
Manufacturer CountryIT
Manufacturer Postal Code37012
Single Use3
Previous Use Code3
Event Type3
Type of Report3

Device Details

Brand NameCEMENT REMOVAL HANDSET
Generic NameCEMENT REMOVAL HANDSET
Product CodeJDX
Date Received2019-02-13
Returned To Mfg2019-01-17
Model NumberOH300/2
Catalog NumberOH300/2
Lot Number3H0190
OperatorHEALTH PROFESSIONAL
Device AvailabilityR
Device Eval'ed by MfgrY
Device Sequence No1
Device Event Key0
ManufacturerORTHOFIX SRL
Manufacturer AddressVIA DELLE NAZIONI, 9 BUSSOLENGO, VERONA, ITALY 37012 IT 37012


Patients

Patient NumberTreatmentOutcomeDate
10 2019-02-13

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