Corin recalls hip prostheses with incorrect size labeling on packaging, risking improper fit. Affected units have Trinity Biolox Delta Ceramix heads labeled as 36XL instead of 32XL. Consumers should contact Corin for details.
The size indicated on the labeling on the outer packaging, on the inner packaging, and on the patient stickers inside the packaging is incorrect: the Trinity Biolox Delta Ceramix Head 32XL is labeled as 36XL and vice-versa.
Corin is recalling hip prostheses where the size labels on packaging are swapped (32XL labeled as 36XL). This could lead to improper fitting during surgery, potentially causing complications.
The packaging labels incorrectly state the size of the hip prosthesis head. This mismatch could lead to improper surgical fitting if the wrong size is used, potentially causing complications.
Patients who received the recalled hip prosthesis from Corin. Those with the specific model number 104.3215 and lot number 464664 are most at risk.
Check for the model number 104.3215 and lot number 464664 on the packaging. The product is a hip prosthesis with a Ceramix head labeled as 36XL instead of 32XL.
Reach out to Corin directly for specific details about your product and next steps.
The size labels on the packaging are incorrect: the Trinity Biolox Delta Ceramix head is labeled as 36XL instead of 32XL.
Contact Corin directly for details about your specific product and next steps.
The recall record does not mention a fix or remedy.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Corin to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1290-2021 — Corin Corin Hello, I own a Corin that is covered by recall Z-1290-2021 from Corin. 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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