Model Number 9046.10.235 |
Device Problems
Break (1069); Detachment Of Device Component (1104)
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Patient Problem
No Known Impact Or Consequence To Patient (2692)
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Event Date 09/13/2016 |
Event Type
malfunction
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The check of the dhr of the lot # involved (extractor: lot #200706623; stem positioner: lot #2015ap006) did not show any anomalies on the (b)(4) extractors and (b)(4) stem positioners manufactured with the same lot#.No other complaint were received on these lot #.We will submit a final report once our investigation is concluded.
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Event Description
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During a hip revision surgery performed on (b)(6) 2016, the surgeon was about to remove a h-max s stem.In order to remove the stem, he screwed the stem extractor (code #(b)(4), lot #200706623) into the stem positioner (code #(b)(4), lot # 2015ap006).The stem was well fixed and took almost two hours to remove it.The tip of the stem extractor broke off inside the stem positioner.No reported consequences for the patient.Event occurred in (b)(6).
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Check of the dhrs: the check of the dhrs of the lots involved (extractor: lot #0706623; stem positioner: lot #15ap006) did not show any anomalies on the (b)(4) manufactured with the same lot#.No further complaints received on the lot#0706623.Only one additional complaint was received on the lot #15ap006.Instrument analysis: the instruments were returned to limacorporate for analysis.It was confirmed that the thread of extractor was broken.However, by visual inspection root cause of the breakage was the incorrect use of the instrument during surgery.As a matter of fact, the instrument appeared to be worn on just one side, as the surgeon punched it laterally.In conclusion, considering that up today no further complaints were received on the stem extractor lot #0706623, the manufacturing documentation is up to specification and the instrument has signs of wear/damage due to incorrect usage, we can hypothesize that root cause of the event is surgical error.Event not product related.Pms data: based on our pms data, we are aware of only this complaint on product code 9046.10.235 on (b)(4) manufactured.No corrective action implemented due to this specific case.Limacorporate will keep the market monitored.
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Event Description
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During a hip revision surgery performed on (b)(6)2016, the surgeon was removing a h-max s stem.In order to remove the stem, he screwed the stem extractor (product code #9046.10.235, lot #0706623) into the stem positioner (code #9046.10.230, lot # 15ap006).The stem was well fixed and took almost two hours to remove it.The tip of the stem extractor broke off inside the stem positioner.No reported consequences for the patient.Event occurred in new zealand.
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