Model Number NC414T |
Device Problem
Loosening of Implant Not Related to Bone-Ingrowth (4002)
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Patient Problem
Failure of Implant (1924)
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Event Date 01/11/2024 |
Event Type
Injury
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Manufacturing site evaluation: investigation on-going.Additional information / investigation results will be provided in a supplemental report.
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Event Description
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It was reported that there was an issue with the product nc414t - excia plasmapore- cap 8/10 size 14mm.According to the complaint description, a revision surgery was performed on (b)(6) 2024, to remove the product because it had become loose due to infection.This occurred postoperatively after approximately five (5) years.The cup and stem were removed and replaced.The surgeon noted that the patient had been exhibiting signs of infection for 5 years, and that this was not related to the implant(s).A revision was required.According to manufacturer's reporting evaluation in accordance with 21 cfr part 803, section 803.3, this event is considered reportable for the following reason - adverse event (not later than 30 days).The assessment for the reportability of this adverse event was based on the patient harm, revision surgery.Additional information was not provided nor available.The adverse event is filed under aesculap ag reference no.(b)(4).
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Additional information: b5 - updated description h6 - codes updated investigation results: the complained product was not available for investigation.Results were based upon batch history review, historical data analysis and event description.Device history review: the device quality and manufacturing history records have been checked for all leading device(s) lot numbers and the products found to be according to our specification valid at the time of production.There are no similar complaints against the same lot numbers.According to manufacturer's reporting evaluation in accordance with 21 cfr part 803, section 803.3, this event is considered reportable for the following reason - adverse event (not later than 30 days).The assessment for the reportability of this adverse event was based on the patient harm, revision.Conclusion/preventive measures: on the basis of the current information a clear conclusion cannot be drawn.According to the provided information "revision surgery to remove the product because it has become loose due to infection." the root cause for the mentioned infection remains unclear.There is no indication for a material defect or manufacturing failure on the basis of the device history records.Based upon investigation results, a capa is not required.
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Event Description
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Update: due to central migration, the product had dug into the pelvis and the cup size was 53mm, so it was difficult to dislocate it.However, once the cup ring was removed, it was possible to dislocate it.When the inner head was removed with a bone fragment driver, the stem came out along with it.The product was washed and the wound was closed with a girdle stone.Other leading materials (not marketed in usa): nj121k/ isodur prosthesis head 8/10 26mm s - lot 52447543 (internal aesculap ag reference no.(b)(4).Nk303k/ bipolar cup id26mm od53mm self-centering - lot 52167152 (internal aesculap ag reference no.(b)(4).
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