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Was an Exactech® implant system used in your knee or ankle replacement? You might have a legal claim.

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Did you receive a letter from your surgeon or other medical professional advising you about the Exactech recall?*
Did you undergo knee or ankle replacement surgery within the last ten years?*

Recalled Exactech® Knee and Ankle Replacement Systems:

If you had an Exactech® knee or ankle replacement and experienced early failure leading to a revision surgery, you may have a legal claim.
On February 7, 2022, Exactech, Inc. issued an “Urgent Medical Device Correction” pertaining to more than 145,000 knee arthroplasty polyethylene inserts and 1,561 ankle inserts due to the inserts being packaged in vacuum bags that may have caused the inserts to prematurely degrade, wear, and tear. As a result of these failures, patients have undergone corrective revision surgery. The knee and ankle polyethylene inserts that are subject of the voluntary recall were used with the following types of replacement systems:

  • Exactech Optetrak® Knee Replacement
  • Exactech Optetrak® Logic Knee Replacement
  • Exactech Truliant® Knee Replacement
  • Exactech Vantage® Ankle Replacement

Symptoms You Might Experience from These Faulty Implants

Signs that your Exactech® knee or ankle replacement system may have failed include:

  1. Pain in the knee or ankle joint
  2. Inability to bear weight on the joint
  3. Grinding noise within the joint
  4. Knee or ankle swelling
  5. Instability in the joint
  6. Limited mobility

Potential injuries and side effects associated with the premature degradation of Exactech® knee and ankle replacement devices include:

  1. Synovitis (i.e., joint pain, joint swelling, stiffness, redness, and warmth)
  2. Osteolysis of the bone (i.e., a progressive condition where bone tissue is destroyed)
  3. Revision surgery due to device failure

Do I Qualify?

Schlichter Bogard’s nationally recognized attorneys are currently reviewing potential Exactech® lawsuits on behalf of individuals who underwent an Exactech® knee or ankle replacement within the last ten years.

We are committed to fighting on our clients’ behalf and holding the manufacturers of dangerous medical devices accountable. We take all cases on a contingency fee basis, meaning there is no fee until we win your case.

To find out if you qualify, contact our office or submit our case evaluation request form above.

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