Clariance recalls Erisma-LP posterior fixation system screws that may disassemble during implant. Affected products include specific screw lengths and tools. Consumers should contact Clariance for details.
Potential for the polyaxial screw to become disassembled during implant.
Clariance is recalling Erisma-LP posterior fixation system screws that could become disassembled during implant surgery. This poses a risk of improper fixation, which may lead to surgical complications.
The polyaxial screws might separate during implantation, causing improper spinal fixation. This could lead to instability or misalignment of the spine.
Surgical patients and medical professionals using Clariance Erisma-LP posterior fixation systems. Patients undergoing spinal surgery are most at risk.
Check for Erisma-LP polyaxial screws with lengths 4.5 to 105 mm, Erisma-LP Screwdriver, T20 Wrench, or Snap Fit Tightening Wrench. Affected items have catalog numbers like 181545XX through 181510XX, 18710024, 18720000, or 01720001.
Reach out to Clariance for specific guidance on affected products and next steps.
Erisma-LP polyaxial screws (4.5 to 105 mm lengths), Erisma-LP Screwdriver, T20 Wrench, and Snap Fit Tightening Wrench with catalog numbers 181545XX through 181510XX, 18710024, 18720000, or 01720001.
The polyaxial screws may become disassembled during implant, potentially causing improper spinal fixation.
Contact Clariance directly for details on how to handle the affected items.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Clariance to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1986-2019 — Clariance Clariance Hello, I own a Clariance that is covered by recall Z-1986-2019 from Clariance. 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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