Checking the manufacturing charts of involved lots#: 2204927, #2106512 and #: 2108017, no pre-existing anomalies were found on the 70, 120 and 120 components manufactured with those lot#s respectively.This is the first and only complaint received on those lot#s.We submit a final mdr as soon as the investigation is complete.
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Shoulder revision surgery of a smr reverse prosthesis performed on (b)(6) 2024, due to pain.It was stated that the patient started experiencing pain, and the surgeon hypothesized that the superior bone screw on the glenoid was the cause for the pain.No traumatic event was reported.After removing the superior bone screw, the whole metalback implant was found to be loose.All the glenoid components were removed: smr uncemented glenoid #small-r (product code: 1375.20.005, lot#: 2204927 - ster.2200101) product not sold in the us.Cortical bone screw d.4,5 l.20mm (product code: 8431.15.020, lot#: 2106512 - ster.2100140).Cortical bone screw d.5 l.36 mm (product code: 8432.15.036, lot#: 2108017 - ster.2100140).Smr reverse hp glenosphere 40 mm (product code: 1374.50.400, lot#: 2204755 - ster.2200065) product not sold in the us.Smr small-r connector +2 (product code: 1374.15.312, lot#: 2208272 - ster.2200107).Smr reverse hp liner short (product code: 1365.09.010, lot#: 2125746 - ster.2200042) product not sold in the us.The site was debrided and thoroughly washed out, and an adaptor and humeral head temporarily implanted.Infection might be present.Previous surgery on (b)(6) 2022.Patient is a female, 76 years old.Event happened in (b)(6).
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