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PROVIDENCE MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY, INC. ALLY BONE SCREW-L; INTERVERTEBRAL FUSION DEVICE WITH INTEGRATED FIXATION, CERVICAL
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| Model Number |
PD-32-602 |
| Medical Device Problem Code |
Defective Component (2292)
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| Health Effect - Clinical Code |
No Consequences Or Impact To Patient (2199)
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| Date of Event |
03/15/2019
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Type of Reportable Event
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Malfunction
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Additional Manufacturer Narrative
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The screw malposition occurred due to the use of an undersized screw, exacerbated by the surgeon over-driving the screw into the cage without use of the cage holder instrument, which is supplied with the kit.
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Event or Problem Description
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During completion of a 3 level acdf, c3-c6 , on a (b)(6) female, a surgeon reported mal-position of the superior ally bone screw-l through cavux-l cervical cage at c4-c5 level upon delivery and adjustment with a screw driver without use of the cage holder instrument, resulting in the screw protruding beyond the cage by approximately 2 millimeters.The surgeon removed the screw and replaced it with another screw, resulting is a successful placement.Surgeon experienced similar issue at the c5-c6 level, but the protrusion beyond the cage was minimal, and surgeon did not adjust the screw position.Surgeon reported that overall the procedure was completed successfully, without any negative sequalae.
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Additional Manufacturer Narrative
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Updated problem description for clarity.From: during completion of a 3 level acdf, c3-c6 , on a 59-year-old female, a surgeon reported mal-position of the superior ally bone screw-l through cavux-l cervical cage at c4-c5 level upon delivery and adjustment with a screw driver without use of the cage holder instrument, resulting in the screw protruding beyond the cage by approximately 2 millimeters.The surgeon removed the screw and replaced it with another screw, resulting is a successful placement.Surgeon experienced similar issue at the c5-c6 level, but the protrusion beyond the cage was minimal, and surgeon did not adjust the screw position.Surgeon reported that overall the procedure was completed successfully, without any negative sequalae.To: during completion of a 3 level acdf, c3-c6 , on a 59-year-old female, a surgeon reported mal-position of the superior ally bone screw-l through cavux cervical cage-l implant at c4-c5 level upon delivery and adjustment with a screw driver without use of the cage delivery instrument, resulting in approximately 3mm of excess protrusion from the intended screw placement position.The surgeon removed the screw and replaced it with another screw, resulting in a successful placement.Surgeon experienced similar issue at the c5-c6 level, but the protrusion beyond the cage was minimal, and surgeon did not adjust the screw position.Surgeon reported that overall the procedure was completed successfully, without any negative clinical sequalae.
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Event or Problem Description
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During completion of a 3 level acdf, c3-c6 , on a 59-year-old female, a surgeon reported mal-position of the superior ally bone screw-l through cavux cervical cage-l implant at c4-c5 level upon delivery and adjustment with a screw driver without use of the cage delivery instrument, resulting in approximately 3mm of excess protrusion from the intended screw placement position.The surgeon removed the screw and replaced it with another screw, resulting in a successful placement.Surgeon experienced similar issue at the c5-c6 level, but the protrusion beyond the cage was minimal, and surgeon did not adjust the screw position.Surgeon reported that overall the procedure was completed successfully, without any negative clinical sequalae.
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