Limacorporate S.p.A is recalling 33 PHYSICA HPS Tibial Liner #6 H10 orthopedic implants because the products were distributed with incorrect labeling. This error could lead to the surgical implantation of an incorrect component or size, which may result in poor joint fit or the need for revision surgery. These devices were distributed in Arizona, California, Illinois, Louisiana, and New York. Consumers who have undergone knee replacement surgery involving this specific component should contact their surgeon or healthcare provider to discuss the status of their implant.
Incorrect product labeling on surgical implants can lead to the use of a device that does not match the patient's surgical requirements or the size expected by the surgeon. This poses a risk of improper joint alignment, premature device wear, or the necessity for additional corrective surgical procedures.
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