The Stryker LFIT V40 Femoral Head is a medical component used in total hip replacement surgeries. It fits into the hip socket and attaches to the femoral stem. As part of a recent recall of the LFIT COCR V40 Femoral Head, Stryker notified its implanting physicians on August 29, 2016, of the “higher than expected” incidence of taper lock failure for certain sizes of the LFIT Femoral Head. Upon receipt of these letters, some physicians began following up with patients who may have the faulty replacement component.
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Stryker LFIT V40 Recall
Styker issued a voluntary recall of the LFIT V40 Hip Device August 2016.
If you have an LFIT COCR V40 Femoral Head implant, you should receive a recall notice in the mail from your physician and/or from Stryker. If you are uncertain as to whether you received an LFIT V40 component as part of your hip replacement surgery, contact us. Pope McGlamry will investigate your situation at no cost to you and determine if you have a claim for the Stryker LFIT device.
