STRYKER GMBH UNKNOWN STAR MOBILE BEARING; PROSTHESIS, KNEE, FEMOROTIBIAL, UNICOMPARTMENTAL, SEMI-CONSTRAINED, METAL/POLYME
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Catalog Number UNK_SEL |
Device Problem
Appropriate Term/Code Not Available (3191)
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Patient Problem
No Code Available (3191)
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Event Date 05/01/2014 |
Event Type
Injury
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Manufacturer Narrative
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With guidance from the mdr policy branch of the fda, mdr reported by stryker (b)(4) as a result of a retrospective lookback of complaints resulting from the acquisition of assets from small bone innovation, inc.The reported device was manufactured and distributed by small bone innovation, inc., (b)(4) and implanted prior to howmedica osteonics corp.¿s purchase of certain assets of sbi on august 1, 2014.Stryker became legal manufacturer of this product on april 1, 2015 and has taken the responsibility for medical device reporting.Device will not be returned.If additional information becomes available it will be provided on a supplemental report.Device evaluated by mfr: device disposition unknown.
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Event Description
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The manufacturer became aware of a study from department of trauma & orthopaedics, altnagelvin hospital, northern ireland, uk.The title of this study is ¿pre-requisites for optimum centering of a tibiotalocalcaneal arthrodesis nail¿ and is associated with the t2 ankle arthrodesis nail.The study published in may 2014 reported post-operative complications/ adverse events.It was not possible to ascertain specific device catalogs from the report; a review of the complaint handling database, however, revealed that the events have not been reported by the hospital or by the author of the publication.Therefore, 9 complaints were initiated retrospectively for different adverse events mentioned in the report.This product inquiry addresses chronic discharging sinus.The study states: ¿chronic discharging sinus in the patient who underwent ttc for a failed total ankle replacement was due to residual debris within the soft tissues from wear of the poly and resolved with exploration and wound debridement at eleven months post nailing.[¿] soft tissue related complications in 6 cases resolved with simple measures, except in a rheumatoid patient who required re-exploration and debridement for chronic discharging sinus secondary to poly reaction following conversion to ttc for failed total ankle replacement.¿.
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