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Tray, liner, baseplate, glenosphere and screws were removed, and anatomic head was placed on existing stem.Revision of left shoulder.
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Tray, liner, baseplate, glenosphere and screws were removed, and anatomic head was placed on existing stem.Revision of left shoulder.
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Correction: please refer to h6 (device, component, method, result, and conclusion) codes.G1 (reporting contact) correction.Updates to d4 (catalog number, lot number, and the gtin).The reported event could be confirmed since the device was returned for evaluation and matches the alleged event.The returned devices were visually inspected.The peripheral screws and the center screw were found to be in good condition.Examination of the baseplate and glenosphere revealed that they were not centrally aligned; scratch marks on one side of the glenosphere indicate increased contact on that side, confirming misalignment.The screw holes of the baseplate showed damage and deformation, suggesting the screws rubbed against the holes during insertion.The humeral insert and humeral cup were found assembled, with a slight gap visible between their surfaces.The insert displayed uneven wear, indicating improper load transfer from the glenosphere to the insert.Uniform scratch marks were also observed on the humeral cup, which may have resulted from insertion or explantation.A review of the device history for the reported lot did not indicate any abnormalities.No corrective actions are required at this time.A review of the labeling did not indicate any abnormalities.No indications of material, manufacturing or design related problems were found during the investigation.Based on the investigation, the pain may be associated with a misaligned glenosphere and baseplate; however, this and loosening cannot be confirmed without reviewing the patient¿s medical records, which are required to determine the root cause of the alleged event if any additional information is provided, the investigation will be reassessed.
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