Smith & Nephew Oxinium Cementless Knee Replacement Recall
Reports of prolonged pain and complications have been linked to two models of Smith & Nephew cementless artificial knees. The two models, the Oxinium Genesis II and the Profix II are being investigated for defects, and Smith & Nephew voluntarily recalled both models. The Oxinium Genesis II was also recently recalled by the Federal Drug Administration (FDA).
If you are in constant pain and have never fully recovered after a Smith & Nephew knee replacement, contact Craft Hughes Law, P.C., in Houston, Texas, at 1-888-350-3931 for a consultation. You may have a defective implant.
If you do not know the manufacturer or model of your knee replacement system, Attorney W. Craft Hughes will work with a team of medical experts to review your medical records and find out if you have a recalled implant in your body.
Symptoms of Defective Knee Implants
Thousands of complaints regarding Smith & Nephew cementless knee implants have been reported. If you have undergone knee replacement surgery and are experiencing a difficult recovery beyond the expected healing period, consult with a doctor and a lawyer as soon as possible. Symptoms of failed or defective knee implants include:
- Swelling and inflammation
- Joint pain
- Muscle pain
- Difficult mobility
- Revision surgeries
Important — if you are scheduled to have a second surgery to replace your Smith & Nephew knee implant, ask your surgeon to save the product and give it to you. It will serve as important evidence in your case.
Call Craft Hughes Law, P.C., at 1-888-350-3931 to learn more about how our firm can help you, or contact us online.
