Weitz & Luxenberg is no longer accepting Stryker Hip Implant Cases

Implant patients discuss Stryker ceramic hips that squeak and interfere with daily life.

Until medical supply company Stryker began marketing ceramic hips in the United States, squeaking of artificial implants was extremely rare, reported the New York Times in an article on May 11, 2008.

The artificial hips made of ceramic materials have been promoted as more durable than older models.

However, many of them squeak, and that noise raises questions about whether there are more serious malfunctions inherent to those implants.

The Times article cited one study from the Journal of Anthroplasty, which found that 10 patients of 143 who received ceramic hips from 2003 to 2005, developed squeaking.

If you have experienced any problems with your Stryker hip implant, or if you are unsure of the model of your hip replacement, please complete the form below for a free case evaluation. We will be in touch shortly and look forward to addressing your concerns.
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