The following devices were also listed in this report: 1.Unknown restoration modular stem; cat# unknown; lot# unknown, 2 unknown restoration modular cone body; cat# unknown; lot# unknown, 3.Unknown 40mm femoral head; cat# unknown; lot# unknown, 4.Unknown 54mm shell; cat# unknown; lot# unknown, 5.Unknown screw 1 of 3; cat# unknown; lot# unknown, 6.Unknown screw 2 of 3; cat# unknown; lot# unknown, 7.Unknown screw 3 of 3; cat# unknown; lot# unknown.It cannot be determined which, if any of these devices may have caused or contributed to the patient's experience.It was noted that the device is not available for evaluation.Should additional information become available, it will be provided in a supplemental report upon completion of the investigation.
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As reported: "physician was explanting a cone/ conical restoration construct due to an active inflammation with the intent of placing an antibiotic spacer.While attempting to extract the conical stem with the mcreynolds slap hammer, the threads of the mcreynolds adaptor sheared off flush with the conical stem.Efforts to remove were unsuccessful and physician decided to convert to a girdlestone." this event is for the revision of patient's hip.Rep reported that the girdlestone is not a permanent procedure, it was performed as a stage 1 procedure after the surgical delay occured.The operative plan is to resect the femur to explant the remaining stem and revise the patient accordingly once the inflammation event is resolved.
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