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Have you or a loved one experienced complications from a hip replacement procedure, such as constant pain, infection or bone deterioration? If so, you could be the victim of a defective hip implant and have a product liability case.
A number of major medical device manufacturers have recently recalled their hip implant models that are "metal-on-metal," meaning both the ball and the socket of the implant's bearings are made of metal. The implant makers themselves have cited data showing metal-on-metal implants fail more frequently than non-metal-on-metal implants, necessitating second (or third) hip replacement procedures.
Metal-on-metal implants' high failure rate is certainly a serious concern, but just as alarming, are the potential effects of faulty implants which the devices' manufacturers have thus far refused to acknowledge.
For instance, in metal-on-metal implants, the rubbing of the ball and socket can cause cobalt corrosion. This, in turn, causes metal particles to enter the bloodstream, and can result in metallosis (metal poisoning). Metallosis can have severe impacts, such as:
As this list of impacts grows, so does the number of patients who have been-or could eventually be-harmed; the count is already in the tens of thousands.
Concerned you or someone you care about might be among them? Contact Hodes Milman for a free case evaluation.
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