Tyber Medical recalls A.L.P.S. mvX-P Anatomic Lateral Fibula Plates due to reported surgical delays from locking screws passing through holes during use.
Complaints of the locking screw passing through the locking hole intra-operatively during use of the A.L.P.S. mvX Medial Tibia plates and Anatomic Lateral Fibula. r surgical delays have been reported with the use of the devices
Tyber Medical is recalling A.L.P.S. mvX-P Anatomic Lateral Fibula Plates because locking screws can pass through the locking hole during surgery, causing delays. This affects orthopedic surgeons using these plates for fracture fixation. The recall is specific to left-sided plates with 12 holes.
During surgery, the locking screw may pass through the locking hole, causing the plate to become unstable. This has led to reported surgical delays as the procedure must be stopped and corrected.
Orthopedic surgeons who use the A.L.P.S. mvX-P Anatomic Lateral Fibula Plates for fracture fixation are most at risk. The recall applies to left-sided plates with 12 holes.
Check for the model number 770708121 on the plate. The product is a left-sided anatomic lateral fibula plate with 12 holes. Lot numbers 262560 and 260893 are affected.
Verify the model number 770708121 and lot numbers 262560 or 260893 on the plate.
The recall is due to complaints that the locking screw passes through the locking hole during surgery, causing delays.
The model number is 770708121.
Yes, lot numbers 262560 and 260893 are affected.
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Subject: Recall Z-1217-2025 — Tyber Medical Tyber Medical Hello, I own a Tyber Medical that is covered by recall Z-1217-2025 from Tyber Medical. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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