As reported, while trialing the final humeral head in an initial left tsa during this (b)(6) y/o female, the surgeon realized the replicator plate was tilted too far.He wanted to unscrew the torque screw and readjust the replicator plate angle.The screw was removed, but when the replicator plate was to be removed, it took out the entire stem.It was a 14mm preserve stem that was rotationally stable.Afterwards, in attempt to reuse the same stem, the surgeon tried to remove the replicator plate on the back table.There was no way to remove the replicator after multiple attempts, a variety of methods, and after much surgical time, the replicator plate was deemed irremovable and another 14mm stem, torque screw and replicator plate had to be opened.The patient was not negatively impacted that we know of, but product was wasted.No known adverse events as a result of the surgical delay/prolongation patient was last known to be in stable condition following the event.Device will return.
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(h3) the jammed devices reported may have been the result of overtightening the torque defining screw while initially attaching the replicator plate to the stem or after positioning the plate dial, which allowed for cold welding of the replicator plate to the preserve stem, and resulted in the inability to separate the two devices.Section h11: the following sections have corrected information: (d4) serial number: (b)(6), expiration date: 02-sep-2025.(d11) concomitant device(s): 300-30-14, 6431638 - equinoxe preserve stem 14mm.(h4) device manufacture date: 05-sep-2020.
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