No product was received as the involved materials remain in-situ and no radiographs could be provided confirming the alleged issue.The lock screws were tightened off by hand and the surgeon failed to completed final tightening with the 90in-lb torque handle.The root cause of the issue it incorrect procedural method as all of the lock screws are required to be tightened using counter-torque and torque t-handles.No additional investigation will take place.Label review: "potential adverse events and complications - as with any major surgical procedures, there are risks involved in orthopedic surgery.Infrequent operative and postoperative complications that may result in the need for additional surgeries." "all lock screws should be final-tightened with the counter-torque and torque t-handle.Do not final-tighten through compression instruments (e.G.C/d rack and figure 8 compressor) in the set, as the rod may not be able to normalize to the tulip.".
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