Stryker Corporation is recalling approximately 6,395 units of various Advanced Cement Mixing (ACM) System components, including femoral nozzles, cartridges, and kits used during surgical procedures. The applicator tip (nozzle) connecting the cement cartridge can disassemble or break off while in use. If this occurs, components can fall into the surgical site, potentially causing the mixing system to fail and creating biological compatibility risks for the patient.
The breakaway femoral nozzle may fracture or detach during surgery, which can lead to pieces of the device falling into the patient's open surgical site and causing physical harm or contamination.
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