THe FDA has updated its Exactech implant warning with recommendations for doctors and patients, detailing when revision surgery might be necessary.
A new study finds aspirin failed to adequately decrease the risk of blood clot-related injuries in patients who just underwent hip or knee replacement surgery.
A new study links some genetic factors to an increased risk of joint replacement failure and the need for revision surgery.
A new study suggests anterior hip replacement surgery may double the risk of major surgical complications when compared to more traditional procedures.
A new study finds that delays in treating joint surgery infections are often a significant driver of litigation.
A hip implant lawsuit claims the Stryker Trident Tritanium Acetabular Cup is defectively designed and prone to failure, resulting in a Texas woman needing revision surgery after just four years.
A Truvada lawsuit claims Gilead failed to warn patients that the drug could cause the death of bone tissue due to is high toxicity.
Parties have reached a potential settlement agreement on resolving some Stryker LFit V40 hip component system lawsuits.
A BHR hip lawsuit claims that the implant failed twice, requiring revision surgery and resulting in metallosis and cobalt and chromium poisoning.
A special mediator has been appointed to oversee settlement talks meant to resolve Birmingham Hip Resurfacing system lawsuits.
