Device was used for treatment, not diagnosis.Karches c., friedl w.(2002) secondary dislocation after synex cage implantation.Unfallchirurg· 105:744-747.This report is for unknown synex cage/unknown quantity/unknown lot.The investigation could not be completed and no conclusion could be drawn, as no device was returned and no lot number or part number was provided.If information is obtained that was not available for the initial medwatch, a follow-up medwatch will be filed as appropriate.
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This report is being filed after the subsequent review of the following literature article; karches c., friedl w.(2002) secondary dislocation after synex cage implantation.Unfallchirurg 105:744-747.The authors describe four cases of dislocation of the synex-cage.For the ventral instrumentation of spine fractures these patients were treated with titanium-cages (synex, synthes), bone cement and cortico-spongious pelvis bone.Case 2: a (b)(6) male patient suffered an unstable t-12 fracture following a fall.A t-12 resection was performed via a left-sided thoracotomy as well as the stabilization with a synex cage, competitor's plate fixation and spongiosa deposit.The first post-operative check showed satisfactory results.However, dislocation was later evident and was surgically revised one week after surgery with a repositioning of the cage into the caudal section of the l1.The subsequent mobilization occurred while avoiding sitting; the follow-up x-ray check now showed a stationary finding.This report refers to case 2: post-operative dislocation of cage which was surgically revised one week later with a repositioning of the cage.This is report 2 of 4 for (b)(4).This report is for an unknown synex cage.
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