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Event identified as part of a retrospective clinical study.Patient diagnosed with radiculopathy, stenosis, back & leg pain (greater than 6 months), right and left haffman: present (greater than 6 months).At 4 weeks post op the subject had onset of left leg and foot pain.The surgeon discussed removing cage with maintaining pedicle screws in position.At 2 months post operative the subject underwent a revision surgery.This event was continuous, had moderate symptoms, was serious, and had a possible relationship to the subject device.Hospitalization was required (patient spent 4 days in the hospital) but the patient recovered without sequelae.The revision surgery was done due to s/p lumbar fusion, abnormal mri, lumbar spine radiculopathy, and scoliosis with subsidence.
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The event was identified as part of a retrospective clinical study and was investigated without the impacted device.No lot information was made available; therefore, a lot-specific device record review was unable to be conducted.A historical data review concluded no identified trends.The clinician determined that the subject was radiographically healed and returned to normal activity at 17 months post-op with no further complications.The root cause cannot be established with the available information.If further relevant information becomes available, a supplemental submission shall be made.
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