Wright Medical Hip Implant Failure

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Tens of thousands of individuals with a Wright Medical hip implant are experiencing significant health problems and devastating injuries. The defective design of Conserve & Profemur Wright implants has caused hundreds of revision surgeries and over two hundred complaints filed with the FDA. As a result, Wright Medical has been named as a defendant in thousands of lawsuits. Pope McGlamry's hip attorneys are experts in Wright hip litigation. Contact us today if you or a loved one has been injured by a Wright Hip implant.

Wright Hip Recalls

Wright Medical has been manufacturing hip devices since 1950, accounting for 60% of their annual sales. Unfortunately, many of these devices have caused major complications stemming from a defective design.

Has Wright’s Conserve hip device been recalled?

No. Wright Technology has yet to recall the Wright Conserve Plus hip device, regardless of the large amounts of lawsuits in the pipeline and the unacceptably high failure rate.

Has Wright’s Profemur hip device been recalled?

No. The FDA’s Manufacturer and User Facility Device Experience (MAUDE) has received 200+ Profemur fracture reports, yet they haven’t called for a Wright Profemur recall.

Which Wright Hip Implants Are Defective?

Defective Wright Medical’s hip implants include:

Conserve

Femoral Surface Replacement
Hip with BFH Technology
Total A-CLASS Advanced Metal with BFH Technology

Conserve Hip Implant Lawsuit

Profemur & Perfecta

Femoral Systems

Profemur Z Hip Lawsuit

Dynasty, Gladiator, Inteseal, Lineage & Procotyl

Acetabular Cup Systems

Wright Hip Failure Symptoms

Wright hips have unusually high failure rates, resulting from a variety of physical injuries & persistent health problems. Metal-on-metal hip systems can cause metal ions to leak into the bloodstream, resulting in thyroid dysfunction, renal function impairment, skin rash, depression, cognitive impairment, auditory or visual impairments, and cardiomyopathy.

The most common symptoms of a failed hip replacement may include:

Numbness
Swelling
Infection
Hip or groin pain
Difficulty walking
Component migration or loosening
Dislocation and/or fracture

Contact Our Wright Hip Attorneys

Pope McGlamry fought for plaintiffs in the first bellwether case against Wright Medical. We have a good understanding of hip litigation cases and the injuries individuals have endured due to the failure of these implants. Our Wright hip attorneys have over 60 years of combined personal injury litigation experience and will fight for our clients to receive the compensation they deserve.

If you or a loved one have a defective Wright hip device, contact Pope McGlamry for a free consultation.

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