This complaint is from a literature source.The following literature cite has been reviewed: green b, griffiths e, almond s.Neuropsychiatric symptoms following metal-on-metal implant failure with cobalt and chromium toxicity.Bmc psychiatry.2017 jan 24;17(1):33.Doi: 10.1186/s12888-016-1174-1.Pmid: 28114963; pmcid: pmc5259873.Objective and methods: there were at least 31,171 metal-on-metal (mom) hip implants in the uk between 2003 and 2011.Some of these were subject to failure and widescale recalls and revisions followed.This is a study of 10 cases (mean age 60 years) where the authors evaluated neuropsychiatric complications following metal-on-metal asr xl hip implant failure, toxicity of cobalt and chromium ions in the blood, and revision between 2005 and 2009.All 10 patients had revision surgery performed between 2008 and 2012 and received a psychiatric evaluation in 2014/15.All patients had toxic levels of co and cr in the blood, as well as metallosis.At the end of the study, the authors found neurocognitive and depressive deficits after cobalt and chromium metallosis following mom asr xl implant failure.This complaint will capture the generalized results for five patients as well as 4 patient specific results.Lot, model and catalog number are not available, but the suspected depuy device possibly associated with reported adverse events: depuy asr- xl including a cup, femoral head, femoral sleeve, and unk femoral stem component.Adverse event(s) and provided interventions associated with depuy devices: generalized results: 9 patients had toxic blood heavy metal ions cr range 144-664 ppb and co 184-2470 ppb.6 patients were revised and had depression, dementia, cognitive changes, anxiety, irritability, emotional distress, walking difficulty, memory impairment, pain, sleep dysfunction, dysphagia, confusion/disorientation, metallosis, metal debris/wear, blood heavy metal increased, metal poisoning, weakness, fatigue, medical device site joint movement impairment, discomfort, numbness.Mrs.Z: 58 year old female with right asr-xl: she had pre-revision chrome levels of 326 nmol/l and cobalt levels of 544 nmol/l, metal wear, metallosis, anxiety, depression, cognitive changes, irritability, emotional distress, walking difficulty, memory impairment, pain, sleep dysfunction, dysphagia, confusion/disorientation, blood heavy metal increased, metal poisoning, weakness, fatigue, medical device site joint movement impairment, discomfort, numbness, disoriented to person, cognitive abnormalities and a mmse score of 17 indicating dementia, and a significantly elevated beck depression inventory score of 38 after treatment with escitalopram.
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