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It was reported during an initial labral and slap repair procedure, the following arthrex parts were implanted on (b)(6) 2017: ar-1662bcc-7 // lot: 10153102.Ar-2324bcc-2 // lot: 10140067.Ar-2923bc // lot: 10140969.Approximately a year after the initial procedure, the patient started experiencing severe pain and limited range of motion in their left shoulder.The surgeon performed a revision left shoulder scope, lysis of adhesions and removal of loose body procedure on (b)(6) 2019.The loosened bicep anchor (ar-1662bcc-7 / lot: 10153102) was retrieved shattered in multiple small pieces, which had debrided adhesion's onto the patient's rotator cuff.The primary and revision procedure were performed at the same facility by the same surgeon.No additional arthrex parts were implanted during the revision procedure.The following arthrex parts were explanted during the revision procedure: ar-1662bcc-7 // lot: 10153102.Additional information provided via medical records on may 6, 2019: according to the medical records provided the patient had continued pain from (b)(6) 2017 through (b)(6) 2018.The physical therapy records dated (b)(6) 2017 stated "shoulder is a little sore on arrival today - thinks he rolled onto it when sleeping".The patient continued to consistently note shoulder pain and the records report difficulty with overhead lifting from the end of (b)(6) 2017 to (b)(6) 2018, when the pt was terminated early.The patient was later seen (b)(6) 2019 and reported left shoulder pain.The operative noted dated (b)(6) 2019 noted "diagnostic arthroscopy revealed adhesions in the rotator cuff interval and a loosened biceps tenodesis anchor.This was then retrieved in multiple small pieces using a grasper and shaver.Debrided adhesions rotator cuff interval.Subscapularis supraspinatus grossly intact.Bursal side supraspinatus grossly intact.
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