As reported, the initial implant of the (b)(6) male patient's left shoulder was (b)(6) 2019.The patient complained of "clicking" sound in his left shoulder to surgeon some time after surgery.After x-raying the shoulder the surgeon discovered that the humeral platform tray had separated from the humeral stem with humeral liner still attached to the tray.The patient was then scheduled for a left shoulder revision on (b)(6) 2020.The surgeon revised the patient's shoulder by replacing the humeral tray, torque screw, and humeral liner.Upon initial inspection of failed implants there did not appear to be any obvious signs of failure.Possible worn down/stripped threads on the end of the torque screw.Replaced torque screw and humeral tray had no issues implanting and fixating into the humeral stem.Patient was last known to be in stable condition following the event.Product will be returned for evaluation.
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(h3) the revision surgery reported in was most likely the result of the humeral adaptor tray not being fully seated on the humeral stem at the time of implantation and/or cross-threading of the equinoxe reverse torque defining screw with the humeral stem.Consequently, the torque defining screw likely did not fully engage with the internal threads on the humeral stem, allowing the torque defining screw to back out and result in the reported disassociation of the humeral adaptor tray from the humeral stem.Section h11: *the following sections have corrected information: (e2) health professional?: yes.
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