W&L Taking Cases of Wear | 合法醫療器材資訊網

2020年8月5日—TheConnexionGXL,manufacturedbyExactech,wasapprovedforuseinprimaryandrevisionhipreplacementsurgeriesforcertainjoint- ...

Aug. 5, 2020

UPDATE: Exactech issues recall of select liners in summer 2021[1] as reported by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Weitz & Luxenberg is representing clients who have suffered pain, limited mobility, device loosening, and osteolysis, due to hip implant failure[2] requiring revision surgery as a result of excessive polyethylene wear with the Exactech Connexion GXL acetabular liners.

“There is nothing more disheartening to patients than to be told they need to have another surgery to remove an implant that failed only a few years after the implantation,” said Ellen Relkin[3], Weitz & Luxenberg’s practice group chair for defective drugs and medical devices. Having been court appointed to lead litigations involving five other failed hip implants, Relkin has spoken to many hundreds of clients injured by hip implants that were rushed to the market...