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It was reported the patient had an ankle fusion on (b)(6) 2019 and the patient experienced pain and swelling had a follow up x-ray at the end of (b)(6) that revealed the ar-8970ttc, ankle fusion plate, was broken.Lot number of the plate was unknown at the time of initial report.The patient had to wait until june to have a revision surgery to remove the broken plate and screws.The doctor used a revision ankle subtalar fusion to remedy the situation.The patient is currently in a cast and in a healing state.Additional information obtained 7/20/2020: the original procedure was a ttc fusion on (b)(6) 2019.The revision surgery took place on (b)(6) 2020.The revision was completed using a nail.The surgeon has the plate and screws and will return them to arthrex for evaluation.The patient suffered no known trauma since the original procedure.Both original and revision procedures were performed by the same surgeon at the same facility.Screw part numbers are not known at this time.Additional information obtained 7/21/2020: the following are the devices originally implanted (b)(6) 2019.The surgeon chose to remove all of the below devices during the revision surgery: ar-8970ttc, ankle fusion plate lateral, lot 6791444.Ar-8545-40, low profile screw, lot 10184335.Ar-8545-44, low profile screw, lot 10265231.Ar-8545l-24, low profile locking screw, lot 1050683.Ar-8545l-28, low profile locking screw, lot 1042333.Ar-8545l-30, low profile locking screw, lot 1051302.Ar-8545l-32, low profile locking screw, lot 1014160.Ar-8545l-38, low profile locking screw, lot 1050682.Ar-8967-1840, low profile screw, lot 031739.Ar-8970-09, large bb-tak, lot 819784873.Ar-8970-09, large bb-tak, lot 900849548.Ar-8970-09t, large bb-tak threaded, lot 021443.
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