Product was returned to manufacturer.A visual examination was performed, product was found compliant.The review of the device history records did not reveal any non-conformances to specifications or deviations in procedures that might have contributed to the reported event.From information provided, based on the product history records, and the recurrence of this type of event for this implant, the cause for the event a surgeon error.As reported, surgeon turn the inserter in the wrong way to release the prosthesis.Indeed, as described in surgical technique, the inserter has to be turned clockwise to release the cartridge screw.He must have tried to remove peek parts without releasing the screw holding the jaws which caused the prosthesis to disassemble.The investigation found no evidence to indicate device issue.Root cause: surgeon didn't follow instruction for implant to release the cartridge.
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Mobi-c p and f us: disassembly.It was a cervecal two levels surgery.From information reported, an issue occurred at the level c-5-c6: the surgeon turned the ring the wrong way and removed the implant.The upper plate disengaged, so a new implant was opened.No delay of more than 30 min has been reported.Surgery was completed with a wider implant.No impact on patient.Attempts have been made and no further information was provided.
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