Tornier, Inc. has recalled five units of the Stryker Tornier Perform Humeral System - Stemless US Anatomic Nucleus, which is a medical device used in shoulder replacement surgery. One specific lot of these humeral implants may exceed the safe specification for bacterial endotoxin load. This recall involves the Anatomic Nucleus model with reference number DWM003A, which was distributed to healthcare facilities in five states: Illinois, Wisconsin, Arizona, Nevada, and South Dakota.
The presence of bacterial endotoxins above the safe limit (20 EU/device) can cause an inflammatory response, fever, or other serious systemic reactions in patients receiving the shoulder implant. While only five units are affected, the contamination poses a moderate risk of adverse biological reactions following surgery.
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