Country of complaint: (b)(6).Initial surgery of excia t + plasmafit.During surgery, the surgeon was not able to anchor the rasps for rotational stability.In the surgeons opinion there is a significant disproportion in geometry of the rasp.The surgery was interrupted after 40min in order to change to different model link standard c, which could be fixed safely without any problem.
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Corrected information: the manufacturer was incorrectly listed on the original submission.This information has been corrected on this follow up report.Visual evaluation of the received devices show no abnormalities or damage.Under certain basic conditions a risk of rotational instability could be possible.Problematic bone situation.Rotation of the rasp during application.Meanwhile modified rasps are available for use.These rasps have additional cross teeth in the approximal area which support intra operative stability.The device quality and manufacturing history records were reviewed for the available lot numbers and were found to be according to specification valid at the time of production.Based on the information available as well as a result of the investigation, the root cause of the failure is not product or design related.So far there are (b)(4) complaints with this failure.These products have been sold since 2014 and are therefore quite new.The design was tested.If this device (old design) is applied reviewed, this failure should not occur.Corrective/preventive action is not required.
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