Defective Hip Implants

In recent years, multiple manufacturers of hip implant devices and hip replacement systems have had to issue recalls of their products due to high rates of failure. In some instances, the defective implants were prone to breakage and failure, while other hip systems were found to cause a dangerous condition known as metallosis. Metallosis occurs when the “ball and socket” portion of the implants are comprised of metal and abrade against each other, allowing chromium and/or cobalt to enter the bloodstream. These defective hip implants are known as metal-on-metal (MOM) devices.

Hip Replacement Manufacturers Recall Defective Devices

Below is a list of defective hip implant products we are actively pursuing. If you or a loved one have suffered from a defective hip implant or required a revision surgery, you may be entitled to compensation. Contact our hip implant attorneys at (844) 794-7402. There is never a fee unless we recover for you.

• Stryker Rejuvenate
• Stryker ABG II
• Stryker V40 Cobalt Chromium heads with Accolade, Citation, Meridian, Reliance, Definition and Restoration Stem.
• Stryker Tritanium
• Wright Medical Conserve, Dynasty and Lineage Cups
• Wright Medical Profemur Stem
• Depuy ASR
• Depuy Pinnacle Metal on Metal
• Zimmer M/L Taper Kinectiv Stem
• Zimmer Durom Cup
• Zimmer MMC Cup 
• Zimmer Versys CoCr Head (Standard, Versys Beaded Full Coat, Versys FM & Versys Epoch)
• Biomet M2A 38mm / Magnum
• DJO / Encore
• Omnilife Apex Arc
• Smith & Nephew R3
• Smith & Nephew SMF Primary Stem and Redapt Revision Stem