Catalog Number 6021-3535 |
Device Problems
Device Dislodged or Dislocated (2923); Naturally Worn (2988)
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Patient Problem
Pain (1994)
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Event Date 02/01/2015 |
Event Type
Injury
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Event Description
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The surgeon reported via the sales rep, that the (b)(6) female patient arrived at the hospital emergency department on (b)(6) complaining of pain and that she was unable to use her leg ever since she had felt a sharp pain in her left hip when she was bending down to dry her legs after getting out of the shower.The surgeon reported that the patient had undergone a primary left hip replacement for osteoarthritis on (b)(6) 2008 where she had been implanted with an accolade stem and trident cup.It was further reported that the patient underwent a revision procedure on (b)(6) whereby the surgeon discovered that the joint had dislocated, the femoral head had separated from the stem and the trunnion on the stem was heavily worn.The patient medical records show that the patient was revised with an exeter stem (with cerclage) ref (b)(4), a v40 femoral head ref (b)(4) and a trident x3 liner ref (b)(4).It is further reported that the patient is (b)(6).
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Manufacturer Narrative
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A supplemental report will be submitted upon completion of the investigation.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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An event regarding disassociation involving an accolade stem and a metal head was reported.The event was confirmed.Method & results: the device was returned for evaluation.All surfaces of the trunnion exhibited wear from movement against the femoral head taper, with predominant material loss on the medial and laterals sides.No original machined surfaces remained on the sides of the trunnion.The material analysis report concluded that: movement between the femoral head taper and the femoral stem trunnion caused wear and material loss within the taper junction.Due to the degradation present on the taper and trunnion surfaces, it was not possible to evaluate the condition of the taper lock that permitted movement to occur.No material or manufacturing issues were observed on the device features evaluated.A review of the provided information by a clinical consultant confirmed the event but could not determine a root cause.The device history review indicated all devices were manufactured and accepted into final stock with no reported discrepancies.Complaint history review indicated there have been no other events for the reported lot.Conclusions: the exact cause of the event could not be determined based on the information available.However, no material or manufacturing issues were observed on the device features evaluated.If further information becomes available, this investigation will be re-opened.
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Event Description
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The surgeon reported via the sales rep, that the (b)(6) year old, female patient arrived at the hospital emergency department on the (b)(6) complaining of pain and that she was unable to use her leg ever since she had felt a sharp pain in her left hip when she was bending down to dry her legs after getting out of the shower.The surgeon reported that the patient had undergone a primary left hip replacement for osteoarthritis on the (b)(6) 2008 where she had been implanted with an accolade stem and trident cup.It was further reported that the patient underwent a revision procedure on the (b)(6) whereby the surgeon discovered that the joint had dislocated, the femoral head had separated from the stem and the trunnion on the stem was heavily worn.The patient medical records show that the patient was revised with an exeter stem (with cerclage) ref.0580-1-501, a v40 femoral head ref.6364-2-036 and a trident x3 liner ref 623-10-36e.(b)(6).
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