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Oxford®, product family

by Biomet Orthopedics, Inc. 6 variants Basic UDI-DI 889024ALJ2A

Shared by every variant

Manufacturer
Biomet Orthopedics, Inc.(6)
Basic UDI-DI
889024ALJ2A
Risk class
Class II
Legislation
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EMDN category
—
Market status
6 on the market
Official record
EUDAMED public site — Open the EUDAMED public site, choose Devices, and search for the Basic UDI-DI 889024ALJ2A.

Recalls

20 recalls · FDA

  • Z-1706-2013 Class II · terminated · 7 Jun 2013
    Biomet investigation found the design of the tibial bearing creates the potential for anterior impingement between the bone and the poly bearing component in terminal extension.
  • Z-1712-2013 Class II · terminated · 7 Jun 2013
    Biomet investigation found the design of the tibial bearing creates the potential for anterior impingement between the bone and the poly bearing component in terminal extension.
  • Z-1713-2013 Class II · terminated · 7 Jun 2013
    Biomet investigation found the design of the tibial bearing creates the potential for anterior impingement between the bone and the poly bearing component in terminal extension.
  • Z-1709-2013 Class II · terminated · 7 Jun 2013
    Biomet investigation found the design of the tibial bearing creates the potential for anterior impingement between the bone and the poly bearing component in terminal extension.
  • Z-1724-2013 Class II · terminated · 7 Jun 2013
    Biomet investigation found the design of the tibial bearing creates the potential for anterior impingement between the bone and the poly bearing component in terminal extension.
  • Z-1720-2013 Class II · terminated · 7 Jun 2013
    Biomet investigation found the design of the tibial bearing creates the potential for anterior impingement between the bone and the poly bearing component in terminal extension.
  • Z-1708-2013 Class II · terminated · 7 Jun 2013
    Biomet investigation found the design of the tibial bearing creates the potential for anterior impingement between the bone and the poly bearing component in terminal extension.
  • Z-1717-2013 Class II · terminated · 7 Jun 2013
    Biomet investigation found the design of the tibial bearing creates the potential for anterior impingement between the bone and the poly bearing component in terminal extension.
  • Z-1715-2013 Class II · terminated · 7 Jun 2013
    Biomet investigation found the design of the tibial bearing creates the potential for anterior impingement between the bone and the poly bearing component in terminal extension.
  • Z-1711-2013 Class II · terminated · 7 Jun 2013
    Biomet investigation found the design of the tibial bearing creates the potential for anterior impingement between the bone and the poly bearing component in terminal extension.
  • Z-1704-2013 Class II · terminated · 7 Jun 2013
    Biomet investigation found the design of the tibial bearing creates the potential for anterior impingement between the bone and the poly bearing component in terminal extension.
  • Z-1716-2013 Class II · terminated · 7 Jun 2013
    Biomet investigation found the design of the tibial bearing creates the potential for anterior impingement between the bone and the poly bearing component in terminal extension.
  • Z-1701-2013 Class II · terminated · 7 Jun 2013
    Biomet investigation found the design of the tibial bearing creates the potential for anterior impingement between the bone and the poly bearing component in terminal extension.
  • Z-1703-2013 Class II · terminated · 7 Jun 2013
    Biomet investigation found the design of the tibial bearing creates the potential for anterior impingement between the bone and the poly bearing component in terminal extension.
  • Z-1697-2013 Class II · terminated · 7 Jun 2013
    Biomet investigation found the design of the tibial bearing creates the potential for anterior impingement between the bone and the poly bearing component in terminal extension.
  • Z-1702-2013 Class II · terminated · 7 Jun 2013
    Biomet investigation found the design of the tibial bearing creates the potential for anterior impingement between the bone and the poly bearing component in terminal extension.
  • Z-1718-2013 Class II · terminated · 7 Jun 2013
    Biomet investigation found the design of the tibial bearing creates the potential for anterior impingement between the bone and the poly bearing component in terminal extension.
  • Z-1696-2013 Class II · terminated · 7 Jun 2013
    Biomet investigation found the design of the tibial bearing creates the potential for anterior impingement between the bone and the poly bearing component in terminal extension.
  • Z-1698-2013 Class II · terminated · 7 Jun 2013
    Biomet investigation found the design of the tibial bearing creates the potential for anterior impingement between the bone and the poly bearing component in terminal extension.
  • Z-1723-2013 Class II · terminated · 7 Jun 2013
    Biomet investigation found the design of the tibial bearing creates the potential for anterior impingement between the bone and the poly bearing component in terminal extension.

Recalls matched to the 6 devices listed on this page; other pages of the family can carry others.

Variants

6 devices · page 1 of 1

Variants of Oxford®, Basic UDI-DI 889024ALJ2A
UDI-DISize and differences
Oxford® 32-423331 32-423331 / 32-42333100887868485497 —On the market
Oxford® 32-423332 32-423332 / 32-42333200887868485503 —On the market
Oxford® 32-423333 32-423333 / 32-42333300887868485510 —On the market
Oxford® 32-423334 32-423334 / 32-42333400887868485527 —On the market
Oxford® 32-423335 32-423335 / 32-42333500887868485534 —On the market
Oxford® 32-423336 32-423336 / 32-42333600887868485541 —On the market