Zimmer, Inc. is recalling 155 units of NexGen LCCK Legacy Articular Surfaces after identifying that the metal support post inside the plastic surface was assembled incorrectly for some units. These medical devices are used in knee replacement surgeries and were sold to hospitals and surgical centers. While only three units were confirmed to have the defect, all units within the specified lot ranges are being recalled as a precaution. No injuries or incidents have been reported.
An incorrectly assembled metal support post can cause the knee implant to fail or function improperly. This defect could lead to patient discomfort, loss of mobility, or the need for additional surgery to replace or correct the device.
Recall #: Z-1038-2025
Recall #: Z-1039-2025
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