Stryker Hips

Stryker Corporation, a Michigan-based medical equipment firm, has developed and produced medical implants, including those for hips, knees and shoulders. Like its competitors, Stryker introduced metal-on-metal hip devices, which are now known to cause serious complications.

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After numerous reports of pain, infection, and complex revision surgeries, in 2012, Stryker voluntarily recalled its Rejuvenate and ABG II modular-neck stems. The firm has notified healthcare professionals of this voluntary recall.

If you received a Rejuvenate modular or ABG II modular-neck stem, you should contact your surgeon. Stryker is reimbursing affected patients for testing, treatment, revision surgery, if necessary, and other out-of-pocket costs relating to this recall.

W&L Attorneys Handling Stryker Hips Litigation

Ellen RelkinPractice Group Co-Chair

Ellen Relkin, attorney at Weitz & Luxenberg

Ms. Relkin, whose practice focuses on medical device and pharmaceutical product liability, as well as toxic tort matters, has represented thousands of plaintiffs injured by defective medical products with a recent focus on the generation…

Danielle Gold Defective Drugs and Devices lawyer

Danielle Gold is an associate attorney in our Drugs & Medical Devices Litigation group. She is based in our New York headquarters office. Prior to joining Weitz & Luxenberg in 2013, Ms. Gold served as…

Lauren WeitzAssociate Attorney

Lauren Weitz is an associate attorney in our Drugs & Medical Devices Litigation group who works at our New York headquarters office. She joined Weitz & Luxenberg in 2013, having earlier distinguished herself as an…

These are the more serious complications you may face if you had a Stryker hip implant:

Complex revision surgeries
Fretting of materials
Corrosion of materials
Problems while walking or not being able to walk
Swelling of your hip
Loosening of the implant within your body
Bone fracture within the implant site
High levels of metal toxicity

There are a number of other complications you may also be experiencing. If you suspect that you are not healing the way you should, it may be time to think about talking to an attorney.

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