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Investigation results were made available.1.Event description: it was reported that the patient was initially implanted with a biolox head on (b)(6) 2016.Subsequently, the patient developed a hematoma, which needed surgical evacuation on an unknown date.During the surgical evacuation, the head, liner and adapter were revised.Harm: s3 - tissue damage, moderate hazardous situation: reported issue is not device related.2.Review of received data: - due diligence: no further due diligence required as all required information to support the conclusion is available or was already requested.- journal article a case of titanium pseudotumor and systemic toxicity after total hip arthroplasty polyethylene failure: the journal article describes that a 57-year-old female patient underwent bilateral tha.Both surgeries, performed using a posterior approach 6 months apart, were each complicated by early postoperative hematoma formation requiring hematoma evacuation and revision of modular components, including polyethylene liner exchange and femoral head exchange to ceramic heads with titanium trunnion adapter sleeves [1].The article does not contain further relevant data with respect to the event.- medical data: - post operative note with implant stickers from the initial surgery on (b)(6) 2016 - initial right side op note from (b)(6) 2016 states: a drain was left just above the fascia as the patient had a prior hematoma, which was above the fascia after her last total hip.3.Product evaluation: - no product was returned; therefore, visual evaluation could not be performed.4.Review of product documentation: - device purpose: this device is intended for treatment.- product compatibility: the compatibility check was performed from www.Productcompatibility.Zimmer.Com and showed that the product combination was not approved by zimmer biomet.- dhr review: review of the device history records identified no deviations or anomalies during manufacturing.5.Conclusion: it was reported that the patient was initially implanted with a biolox head on (b)(6) 2016.Subsequently, the patient developed a hematoma, which needed surgical evacuation on an unknown date.During the surgical evacuation, the head, liner and adapter were revised.The quality records show that all specified characteristics have met the specifications valid at the time of production.Therefore, the investigation did not identify a nonconformance or a complaint out of box (coob).It was reported that the patient underwent a head and liner exchange during a surgical hematoma evacuation in an unknown timeframe postop.A hematoma is a mass of clotted blood that forms in a tissue, organ, or body space.A hematoma can be associated with pain, swelling, ecchymosis, serosanguinous or bloody drainage after a recent surgical procedure.The development of a postoperative hematoma after a procedure can be correlated with the surgical procedure and perioperative anticoagulation therapy to prevent dvt (prophylaxis).Patients may be at increased risk for developing hematomas if they have received fresh-frozen plasma, vitamin k, or hormonal therapy as well.Most hematomas resolve on their own, without surgical intervention, while some others do not.Larger hematomas may need to be surgically evacuated in order to resolve.As timeframes of onset differ due to individual contributing factors, a specific timeframe of expected occurrence cannot be established.[1] tarpada sp, loloi j, schwechter em.A case of titanium pseudotumor and systemic toxicity after total hip arthroplasty polyethylene failure.Arthroplasty.The need for corrective measures is not indicated and zimmer switzerland manufacturing gmbh considers this case as closed.Zimmer biomet's reference number of this file is (b)(4).
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