Tornier S.A.S. has recalled several versions of Stryker Blueprint Software, specifically catalog #BPUE001, used for surgical planning. A software bug incorrectly allows surgeons to plan cases using anatomic glenoid Perform/Perform Augmented implants with anatomic humeral Tornier Flex configurations. These specific implant combinations are incompatible and do not have regulatory approval for use together. Consumers and healthcare providers should be aware that this software error could lead to the selection of improper surgical components.
The software defect allows the planning of surgical cases with incompatible implant components that lack regulatory approval, which could result in surgical delays, mechanical failure of the implant after surgery, or the need for revision surgery.
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