The user facility is outside of the united states.Current information is insufficient to permit a conclusion as to the cause of the event.The product identification necessary to review manufacturing history was not provided.Initial reporter - this article was written by a.D.Liddle, h.G.Pandit, c.Jenkins, p.Lobenhoffer, w.F.M.Jackson, c.A.F.Dodd, and d.W.Murray.Device location unknown.
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Information was received based on a review of a journal article titled, ¿valgus subsidence of the tibial component in cementless oxford unicompartmental knee replacement,¿ which aimed to examine the clinical and radiological findings of patients whose tibial component subsides into a valgus positions with an increased posterior slope before becoming well-fixed.The situation appears to be avoidable by minor modifications to the operative technique, and it appears that it can be treated conservatively in most patients.It has been reported in the journal article that a patient experienced pain and subsidence and was subsequently revised.During the revision procedure, the tibial component was found to be loose with lack of bony ingrowth.The tibial component was removed and replaced.
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