Moximed, Inc. is recalling 115 units of the MISHA Knee System Implant Small (Left and Right models) because a manufacturing issue with the absorber component may cause it to fracture. A supplier error resulted in thin walls and microcracks in the component's geometry, which could lead to worsening pain, swelling, and stiffness for patients. If the implant fractures, it may require a surgical procedure to remove or replace the device.
The absorber component of the knee implant may fracture due to reduced wall thickness and microcracks. This failure can cause new or worsening symptoms such as pain, edema, and joint stiffness, potentially necessitating surgical revision to remove the faulty implant.
Quantity affected for both Left and Right models combined is 115.
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