Cartiva Implant lawsuit: Keeps the Manufacturers up the Creek

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Cartiva implant lawsuits

are gradually making their way to courts.

What drives them to pursue lawsuits?

The Cartiva hydrogel implant shrinks and caves into the bone causing pain and discomfort.

Cartiva implant was developed by Cartiva, Inc.,

in 2015.

It was later acquired by Wright Medicals and then by Stryker. Thus, all the three manufacturers came into the frame of lawsuits.

Did the toe implant get the FDA approval?

Cartiva implant got FDA’s 510(K) premarket approval in 2016.

The approval was given based on the clinical studies stating that only 13.5% chances of failure.

The complications reported to the FDA are: • Implant fracture • Infection from the implant • Movement issues • Osteolysis • Post-surgical pain • Removal of joint • Subsidence
The plaintiffs in the five Cartiva lawsuits are
Gabriel Gesmer
Tammie Thompson
Gina Neil Sally Peterson Cathy Atkinson
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