This report summarizes 1505 malfunction events.375 events were due to loss of osseointegration.(b)(4).142 events involved fracture of the device or a component.(b)(4).963 events were due to the device failing to osseointegrate.(b)(4).3 events involved cracking of the device or a component.(b)(4).1 event was due to material deformation.(b)(4).1 event was due to material twisted or bent.(b)(4).3 events were due to difficulties inserting the device or component.(b)(4).1 event was due to improper procedure or method.(b)(4).18 events were due to a separation failure.(b)(4).3 events were due to malposition of the device.(b)(4).28 events were due to an issue with a mount component.(b)(4).22 events were due to an issue with a screw component.(b)(4).In 715 events, there was no device problem found during evaluation.In 121 events, a fracture of a device or device component was found during evaluation.In 124 events, a stress problem was identified during evaluation.In 653 events, no result was available because no evaluation could be performed.In 11 events, a friction problem was found during evaluation.In 37 events, an operational problem was identified during evaluation.In 1505 events, these are known inherent risks of the procedure.In 1 event, no device problem was found.In 237 events, the device failure was found to be related to the patient's condition.In 2 events, the clinicians failed to follow instructions.In 1 event, the cause was traced to off-label use.In 2 events, the cause was traced to unintended user error.In 3 events, the cause could not be traced to the device.
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Upon further discussion with fda, the events initially reported in this summary report are not considered malfunction events, and are serious injury events.Therefore, individual reports have been submitted for the events previously summarized in this report.This summary report now reflects zero events and can be disregarded/deleted/removed.
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