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An investigation report from an implant retrieval center was received, detailing the examination of the retrieved implant.During the assessment, it was noted that the implant could be distracted and retracted and passed the force testing.Additionally, surface damage grading revealed notable material wear, corrosion, scratching, discoloration, and galling.The report indicated that the rod was removed as part of a planned procedure following the achievement of the desired lengthening.The patient had previously reported experiencing severe pain, and radiographic observations identified cortical thickening at the extendable junction of the left nail.Furthermore, it was determined that there was periprosthetic fibrous tissue with focal metallic debris.Microbiology findings taken on (b)(6) 2020 revealed that the tissue had staph epidermidis and paeniclostridium sordellii.Report 1 of 2.
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