DePuy hip replacement
In 2005, DePuy Hip Implants were approved for use to replace damaged hip sockets. The DePuy ASR Hip Replacement Systems are part of a metal-on-metal bearings class of joint replacement systems. In some cases this type of hip replacement system can cause hip problems. In August 2010, 93,000 hip replacement systems were recalled due to a number of people experiencing pain and swelling so severe that a second hip replacement surgery became necessary.
Problems with DePuy Hip Implant include swelling, pain, and difficulty walking. Persistent symptoms can signal a loose or detached implant, fracture of the bone around it, or dislocation of the implant’s components. If you suspect you have a DePuy Hip Implant injury such as any one of the symptoms above, you may want to contact O’Hanlon, McCollom & Demerath for a free consultation. Their attorneys' expertise and experience make them uniquely well-equipped to handle even the most complex products liability claims in a Depuy lawsuit.
O’Hanlon, McCollom & Demerath – Personal Injury Lawyers – 808 West Avenue, Austin, TX. 78701 – 512-494-9949
Problems with DePuy Hip Implant include swelling, pain, and difficulty walking. Persistent symptoms can signal a loose or detached implant, fracture of the bone around it, or dislocation of the implant’s components. If you suspect you have a DePuy Hip Implant injury such as any one of the symptoms above, you may want to contact O’Hanlon, McCollom & Demerath for a free consultation. Their attorneys' expertise and experience make them uniquely well-equipped to handle even the most complex products liability claims in a Depuy lawsuit.
O’Hanlon, McCollom & Demerath – Personal Injury Lawyers – 808 West Avenue, Austin, TX. 78701 – 512-494-9949
Labels: Hip replacement
posted by Jane at 11:13 PM
3 Comments:
I’ve read many posts on this Johnson & Johnson hip replacement recall and I personally think it’s a very sad episode. A hip replacement failure can mean serious injuries for the patient, aside from the revision surgery that the patient will very likely face. Patients should attempt to be very watchful for certain signs that their hip replacement device is failing. For example, swelling of the hip area, popping or clicking, pain on a regular or chronic basis, loosening or implant dislocation, and even fractures are all fairly good signs that the device is about to fail or has failed. It’s good to know that a new registry is now set up to track problems with hip and knee implants across the United States in light of the recent 90,000 recall cases from Johnson&Johnson.
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