SeaSpine Orthopedics Corporation has recalled 283 Daytona Small Stature Locking Caps, including cobalt chrome and titanium models. These surgical components were found to have manufacturing defects that prevent the parts from fitting together correctly during assembly. This recall affects specific units distributed to hospitals and surgical centers in several states, though no injuries have been reported.
If the locking caps do not fit properly during a spinal procedure, it could cause surgical delays while staff locate a replacement or result in the device failing to secure correctly. While no injuries are reported, a defect in the locking mechanism poses a risk to the integrity of the surgical implant.
Recall #: Z-0751-2025; Quantity: 92 devices
Recall #: Z-0752-2025; Quantity: 191 devices
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