Recall Z-2042-2013— Zimmer, Inc.

Class II · Terminated

Class II FDA medical device recall by Zimmer, Inc., initiated 2013-06-07, terminated 2014-12-15. FDA's recall record names no specific 510(k) clearance for this event. Product: 00597102010 Provisional CR ART SURF PROV 12/PURPLE 10, Rx, Sterile; 00597102012 Provisional CR ART SURF PROV 12/PURPLE 12, Rx, Sterile; 00597102014 Provisional CR ART SURF PROV 12/PURPLE 14, Rx, Sterile; 00597102017 Provisional CR ART SURF PROV 12/PURPLE 17, Rx, Sterile; 00597102020 Provisional CR ART SURF PROV 12/PURPLE 20, Rx, Sterile; 00597102023 Provisional CR ART SURF PROV 12/PURPLE 23, Rx, Sterile; Used in total knee arthroplasty and indicated for patients with severe pain.. Reason: Surgeons are implanting components of the NexGen Cruciate Retaining (CR) Complete Knee System in combinations that are not approved (micro with standard). Includes CR Micro Femurs, Articular Surface, Patellae, instruments and provisionals combined with standard components. A March 2012 recall reiterated the proper combination labeling, but the mis match problem continues. Zimmer is removing the d.

Recalling firm
Zimmer, Inc.
Classification
Class II
Status
Terminated
Initiated
2013-06-07
Terminated
2014-12-15
Firm location
Warsaw, IN, United States

Product description

00597102010 Provisional CR ART SURF PROV 12/PURPLE 10, Rx, Sterile; 00597102012 Provisional CR ART SURF PROV 12/PURPLE 12, Rx, Sterile; 00597102014 Provisional CR ART SURF PROV 12/PURPLE 14, Rx, Sterile; 00597102017 Provisional CR ART SURF PROV 12/PURPLE 17, Rx, Sterile; 00597102020 Provisional CR ART SURF PROV 12/PURPLE 20, Rx, Sterile; 00597102023 Provisional CR ART SURF PROV 12/PURPLE 23, Rx, Sterile; Used in total knee arthroplasty and indicated for patients with severe pain.

Reason for recall

Surgeons are implanting components of the NexGen Cruciate Retaining (CR) Complete Knee System in combinations that are not approved (micro with standard). Includes CR Micro Femurs, Articular Surface, Patellae, instruments and provisionals combined with standard components. A March 2012 recall reiterated the proper combination labeling, but the mis match problem continues. Zimmer is removing the d

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