It was reported that there was an issue with isodur prosthesis head.12 years post-operative dislocation.The initial surgery was a total hip arthroplasty.In february, the patient fell backward and had dislocation.According to the patient, she was having snapping sensation in the prosthesis for a few days before the dislocation.Revision surgery was scheduled by the surgeon, however, at this point of time, has not been decided when.The surgeon stated that there is likely topical wear in the pe insert and it may have led the femoral head to dislocate from the insert.A revision surgery was necessary.Additional information has been requested.The adverse event is filed under aag reference (b)(4).
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General information we received a complaint about a pe insert as well as a metal ball head regarding a dislocation postoperatively.We did not receive the complained components for investigation.Involved components: nj012t bicontact n plasmapore 8/10 size 12mm unknown.Ng952r plasmacup sc/msc trial cup size 52mm unknown.Consequences for the patient post-operative medical intervention was necessary à revision surgery.Batch history review due to the fact that a lot number was not provided, a review of the device history records must remain incomplete.Conclusion and root cause the failure is most probably usage/patient related.Rationale based on the information provided and without a product for investigation, a clear conclusion can not be drawn.A dislocation can occur due to several reasons e.G.: - implantation situation - patient behavior - bony changes / change of the position of the prosthesis after the primary surgery to date and on the basis of the statistical analysis, we exclude a product related failure.Corrective action according to sop sa-de13-m-4-2-04-000-0 (corrective action & preventive action) a capa is not necessary.
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