Exactech Hip Replacement Lawsuit Filed Over “Poly Wear” and “Metallosis” From Defective Liner
An Exactech hip replacement lawsuit blames a defective design for metallosis, liner wear and the need for revision surgery.
An Exactech hip replacement lawsuit blames a defective design for metallosis, liner wear and the need for revision surgery.
A Wright Medical Dynasty metal-on-metal hip lawsuit was filed after a woman's hip replacement system corroded and failed, requiring revision surgery.
A Zimmer M/L Taper lawsuit claims that the hip implants are defective, with a high risk of corrosion, fretting and failure.
A new lawsuit claims that when the Zimmer M/L Taper Hip System is combined with the Versys cobalt-chromium femoral head, it becomes a defective product prone to fretting, corrosion and…
Zimmer M/L Taper hip component lawsuits filed in federal courts nationwide have been consolidated in the Southern District of New York for pretrial proceedings.
A Zimmer M/L Taper and VerSys hip implant lawsuit indicates that the components shed metal debris resulting in adverse tissue reactions and the need for revision surgery.
A BHR hip lawsuit claims that the implant failed twice, requiring revision surgery and resulting in metallosis and cobalt and chromium poisoning.
Zimmer faces a ZMR hip and Versys femoral head lawsuit over a case of metal blood poisoning linked to the hip replacement system.
Next month, the JPML will hear oral arguments over whether to consolidate all federal Zimmer M/L taper hip lawsuits for pretrial proceedings.
A Zimmer M/L taper lawsuit indicates that a man suffered metallosis after his hip implant corroded, requiring revision surgery.