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Ha+ was implanted on (b)(6) 2025 to manage the patient's discomfort from a previous palmaris longus harvest related to a trapeziectomy for a suspension plasty, the surgeon performed an incision just above the wrist.In this procedure, ha+ was applied as an adhesion barrier to protect the tendons in the wrist, where the patient had been experiencing inflammation.Although the use of ha+ on the tendon was communicated as off-label, the surgeon made a decision to utilize it, drawing on his clinical expertise and judgment for the patient's benefit.However, post-operative complications arose, leading to an infection that necessitated the removal of the ha+ device.
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