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On (b)(6) 2025, female patient underwent carpal tunnel revision surgery.At the one-week post-op appointment, patient had redness at the incision site.Surgeon put patient on a few days of doxycycline.At the two-week post-op appointment, patient had worsening redness and pain at the site.Surgeon took patient back to the or, irrigated the site, and noticed the ha+ protector looked like a piece of fatty collagen.The ha+ protector was explanted and fell apart in two pieces.The surgeon had cultures sent which were negative for infection, did not send for pathology.Since the ha+ protector was explanted, events have resolved.No causality was reported, though the surgeon remarked that the patient may have not tolerated the device.Axogen assessed causality as possibly related.Cultures obtained during evaluation were negative, and no pathology was performed, limiting the ability to determine the underlying cause of the reported redness and pain.
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