All product features corresponded with the valid specifications of the waldemar link (b)(4) at the time, when the item was produced.Functional overload probably led to bushing damage, which may have been favoured by the varicose position of the tibial component.The final cause of the bushing damage could not be determined.Ultimately, the final decision for an implant must be made by the surgeon based on his individual analysis and experience for each patient.The studies by e.Nieder and e.Nieder, among others, provide assistance in this respect.Katzer provide information.These studies are indicated both in the surgical technique and in the catalogue.In this case, we recommend the use of a hinged knee, as due to bone defects an insufficient extensor inhibition by the soft tissue apparatus and here a hinge knee is a more stable solution in terms of which offers lower belt tension.The examination of the complaint sample did not reveal any evidence of a material or manufacturing defects causing the damage.The report is delayed due to inconsistencies with regard to foreign event reporting to fda.After re-evaluation of the complaint we determined that it is reportable.We have addressed the inconsistency in reporting foreign events to fda through capa-(b)(4).
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