The product catalog and lot number of the device involved in this event were not made available.As a result, a review of the quality and manufacturing records for the involved product lot could not be carried out.Likewise, the device could not be evaluated as it remains implanted.The involved surgeon was contacted to request additional information, and their clinical perspective, in regards to this event.The physician contacted the headquarters via telephone on (b)(6) 2019.In their reply, the physician stated that the surgery procedure took place without issue, and the wound healed well.During the healing process, a small, superficial cellulitis event did occur.The skin infection was treated and healed with antibiotics after a few days.As for the patient, the subject has been recovering as expected, walking and resuming daily activities.The physician also reported that the magnetic resonance imaging procedure performed on the patient had confirmed osteoarthritis.Furthermore, the surgeon expressly stated that, at the present time, there is no dislodgement of the device, no bone infection had occurred, and, "there is nothing wrong with the device".If additional information about this event is received in the future, this report will be updated as needed.
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Feedback received from a patient.According to the information provided, the subject suffered continued pain and swelling approximately one week following implant surgery, for which they were treated with antibiotics.Following, the patient underwent magnetic resonance imaging procedures- both with and without contrast- resulting in a bone infection diagnosis on (b)(6) 2019.The product catalog and lot numbers for the involved device were not made available.
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