Pain, discomfort, revision surgeries and an annoying squeaking noise are all complaints forming the basis of a recently filed class action lawsuit against Stryker over its Trident artificial hip system.
The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected an attempt to throw out a product liability lawsuit over a recalled Stryker Trident hip implant.
A federal appeals court has upheld the dismissal of a Stryker Trident hip replacement lawsuit, saying that a 2008 Supreme Court decision governing medical devices prevents the lawsuit from moving…
A pair of class action lawsuits were filed this month in Canada against the manufacturers of defective hip replacement systems that were recalled in the United States in recent years.
Stryker Corp. announced this week that it has been declared in compliance with FDA manufacturing standards after more than two years of concerns over operations at one of its medical…
Stryker Corp. indicates that it has resolved one of four FDA warning letters issued in recent years over concerns about manufacturing problems and other quality control issues, satisfying concerns the…
Many hip replacement patients have complained of problems with squeaking Stryker Trident ceramic-on-ceramic hip parts, which may produce sounds like air being let out of a balloon or nails on…
Custom Cranial Implant Kits manufactured and sold by Stryker Corp. have been recalled due to a risk that the products may not be sterile and could pose a risk of…
Stryker Corp. has indicated that at least $50 million more will be spent annually over the next three years on quality control systems designed to address manufacturing problems that impacted…
