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Zimmer has received 5 complaints where a nexgen cr micro articular surface was used with a standard cr femur, even though the compatibility chart and product labeling indicates that these components are not compatible. investigation identified additional instances where a cr micro articular surface and standard cr femur were sold together on the same purchase order. cr micro articular surfaces are.
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Zimmer sent an Urgent Correction Notice dated March 5, 2012, to all affected customers via telephone, E-mail and letter notifying users of the appropriate compatibility of micro sizes of NexGen¿ CR and CR-Flex Articular Surfaces and informing them of known cases of incompatible devices being implanted, including associated risks. Customers and surgeons were asked to acknowledge receipt by calling 1-888-912-7349. Questions and concerns or help in notiying accounts about this correction were to be addressed to 1-888-548-8514.
For questions regarding this recall call 574-372-4807.
Worldwide Distribution - USA (nationwide) and the countries of Poland, Taiwan, Denmark, Korea, Singapore, China, Canada, Australia, Japan, France, Italy, UK, Germany, Spain, Belgium, Portugal, Switzerland, Sweden, India, Thailand, Peru, The Netherlands, Malaysia, and Austria.
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00-5970-020-20 NexGen CR Complete Knee Solution, Cruciate Retaining (CR) Articular Surface Regular Constraint, Size Purple, AE Micro 20 mm Height , Use With Plate 1,2 (5.5 MM under the Condyles) Sterile R, Rx ,Zimmer, Inc. Warsaw, IN || The NexGen Complete Knee System ,integrated, with an extensive cruciate retaining, cruciate substituting, and fully constrained component configurations, design specific, conforming surfaces, femoral and tibial augmentation. The femoral, patellar, articular surface, and tibial base plate components should be design specific to the condition and availability of the bone stock, and the condition and functionality of soft tissues. This allows the surgeon to select the most appropriate component combination to meet specific patient needs. Articulating surfaces on micro femoral and tibial components have a smaller bearing spacing than those on the standard and macro components.