The product identification necessary to review manufacturing history was not provided.Current information is insufficient to permit a conclusion as to the cause of the event.Event is being reported to fda on one medwatch since the limited information available indicates that a revision procedure occurred.Should additional information be received regarding the revision procedure, the complaint will be reassessed and, if warranted, further medwatch reports will be submitted.
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(b)(4).Concomitant products: oxford size medium femoral: catalog 154601, lot s643472.Oxford right medial tibial tray 53x34 mm: catalog 154616, lot s535713.(b)(4).Visual inspection of the bearing also showed pitting and wear across the entire articulating surface and confirms the implant fracture.Evidence of loosening is clearly visible on the femoral component where burnishing and polishing is present on the cement surface.The tibial component appeared smooth but there was no evidence of burnishing.The smooth appearance of the cement may indicate that it had over cured prior to seating the components, however, this cannot be confirmed with the information provided.The loosening of the components could have occurred as a result of the bearing fracture and impingement or could have contributed to the fracture of the bearing.Without further information an root cause cannot be determined.This report is number 1 of 3 mdrs filed for the same event (reference 3002806535-2016-00863 / 3002806535-2017-00083 / 3002806535-2017-00084).
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