DePuy recalls surgical neck trials for hip replacements due to potential debris behind O-rings. Affected models include specific product codes used in hip arthroplasty procedures.
There is the potential for debris/material to be found behind the O-rings in the neck trials.
DePuy is recalling certain surgical neck trials used in hip replacements because debris might get stuck behind the O-rings. This could cause complications during surgery if not addressed.
Debris can accumulate behind the O-rings in the neck trials during surgery. This might interfere with the instrument's function and lead to surgical complications if not properly addressed.
Surgical teams using the recalled neck trials for hip replacements are affected. Patients undergoing hip surgery with these instruments are at risk of complications.
Check for product codes listed in the recall: 1216681, 1216682, 1230767, and other specific numbers mentioned in the recall notice. These neck trials are used in hip replacement surgeries.
Verify if your surgical instrument has a product code listed in the recall (e.g., 1216681, 1230767).
Debris can get stuck behind the O-rings in the neck trials, potentially causing surgical complications.
Check the product code on your instrument against the list provided in the recall notice. If it matches, contact DePuy for further instructions.
Yes, if debris interferes with the instrument during surgery, it could lead to complications for patients undergoing hip replacement procedures.
We’ve drafted a message you can send DePuy to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1129-2019 — DePuy DePuy Hello, I own a DePuy that is covered by recall Z-1129-2019 from DePuy. 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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