A new study links Cartiva toe implant results with pain, swelling, stiffness, surgical complications and the need for revision surgery.
A Cartiva SCI lawsuit claims the implant's defective design led to restricted big toe movement, pain, and the need for revision surgery.
A Cartiva implant lawsuit claims the device failed for a Pennsylvania woman due to its defective design, resulting in the need for implant removal and big toe fusion surgery.
First seen as a promising surgical option, Cartiva surgery has been increasingly linked to complications which often result in the need for revision surgery and big toe fusion.
A Cartiva SCI lawsuit claims the big toe arthritis implant is defectively designed, with a higher failure rate than the manufacturers have indicated.
A panel of federal judges has consolidated all Wright Profemur hip lawsuits before one judge for pretrial proceedings.
The U.S. Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation will hear oral arguments on whether to consolidate all Wright Profemur hip lawsuits before one judge for pretrial proceedings.
A Wright Profemur lawsuit claims the manufacturer knew about defective design problems with the hip replacement system for years that could lead to premature failure.
Plaintiffs who have filed Wright Profemur hip implant failure lawsuits are calling for all claims filed in federal courts nationwide to be consolidated before one judge for pretrial proceedings.
A Wright Medical Dynasty metal-on-metal hip lawsuit was filed after a woman's hip replacement system corroded and failed, requiring revision surgery.
