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Thousands of implant patients with squeaky and defective Stryker implants bring lawsuits

Many patients and their surgeons fear that their squeaky Stryker ceramic hips may signal that the joints are wearing out prematurely and are defective, reported the New York Times on May 11, 2008.

The article goes on to say that dozens of patients have endured subsequent surgeries to replace their noisy implants.

Many have now opted to sue Stryker for their hardship. Some doctors have suggested that Stryker has been slow to take their patients' concerns seriously.

The Times report also points out that some surgeons fear that the ceramic material might shatter at some point inside the patient.

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see also:

CNN Report: FDA Sends Warning to Stryker Corporation on Implant Problems
Read the CNN Story on Problems with Stryker Hip Implants--Lawsuit info

Stryker Ceramic Hips Some Stryker Ceramic Hips Squeak and Interfere With Daily Life
Embarrassing noises emanate from Stryker Ceramic Hips--Free Legal Info

News & Warnings Read the FDA Warning Letter re: Stryker Hip Implants.
FDA issues Warning Letter re: Stryker Hip Implants. Get the info here.