Z-0389-2010
Oxinium Femoral Head, 36 MM OD-3, 12/14 Taper, REF 71343603, Sterile, Smith & Nephew, Memphis TN 38116
Smith & Nephew, Inc. / initiated 2009-01-23 / Terminated
Smith & Nephew Inc began a recall of Oxinium Femoral Head, 36 MM OD-3, 12/14 Taper, REF 71343603, Sterile, Smith & Nephew, Memphis TN 38116 on . The reason FDA records is "Radius at the end of the taper of the femoral implant is smaller than specification. This error could result in the tapers not locking fully or properly on femoral stems or in causing impingement and/or increased wear...". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated.
Recall record
- Recall number
- Z-0389-2010
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- Posted
- Terminated
- Recalling firm
- Smith & Nephew, Inc.
- Product
- Oxinium Femoral Head, 36 MM OD-3, 12/14 Taper, REF 71343603, Sterile, Smith & Nephew, Memphis TN 38116
- Product code
- JDI Prosthesis, Hip, Semi-Constrained, Metal/Polymer, Cemented
- Reason for recall
- Radius at the end of the taper of the femoral implant is smaller than specification. This error could result in the tapers not locking fully or properly on femoral stems or in causing impingement and/or increased wear debris. The deficiency may not be noticed by the user. Impingement and/or wear debris may lead to revision.
- FDA root cause
- Other
- Action
- All affected Smith & Nephew Sales Representatives were notified of problem and the recall overnight mail on 01/23/2009. All affected Smith & Nephew International Distributors were notified via email and telephone on 01/23/2009. They were instructed to immediately quarantine the product for return. Further questions are directed to the contacts at Smith and Nephew listed in the letter.
- Quantity in commerce
- 925 units
- Distribution
- Nationwide; 17 international: Switzerland, Dubai, Brazil, Canada, South Africa, Australia, Belgium, Spain, Thailand Turkey, Costa Rica, Denmark, India, Italy, and France.
- Product codes and lots
- Lot Numbers: 08BM09885, 08EM06396, 08FM14910, 08HM10480, 08KM07754, 08KM12526, 08HM03206, 08GM03007R, 08EM19444, 08EM19445, 08EM19446, 08EM20186, 08FM00231, 08RM00242, 08FM03526, 08FM04628, 08FM05689, 08FM06247, 08FM14906, 08FM17347, 08FM22085, 08FM22087, 08GM03007, 08GM03489, 08GM06660, 08GM11382, 08GM11425, 08GM12094, 08GM13061, 08GM17805, 08GM18609, 08HM02631, 08HM03926, 08HM10037, 08HM13107, 08HM13118, 08HM16147, 08HM16150, 08HM17621, 08HM18516, 08JM00370, 08JM04970, 08JM04971, 08JM05505, 08JM05506, 08JM08122, 08JM09041, 08JM11262, 08JM14571, 08JM15417, 08JM19246, 08JM19247, 08JM19248, 08JM20328, 08JM21716, 08JM21717, 08JM21718, 08KM03713, 08KM07732, 08KM14807, 08KM20680, 08KM23716, 08LM01328, 08LM02300, 08LM11759, 08LM12842, and 08LM13924
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