Cartiva Implant Lawsuit
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Topic Archives: Cartiva
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Cartiva Implant Failure Symptoms Reported By Big Toe Surgery Patients in Lawsuits, Social Media and FDA Adverse Events
A growing number of individuals are describing severe and painful symptoms from a Cartiva toe implant failure, alleging that the manufacturer knew or should have known about the risks.
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Lawsuit Alleges Cartiva Foot Surgery Failed Almost Immediately, Resulting in Need for Removal of Toe Implant and Fusion Procedure
Following higher-than-expected failure rates after foot surgeries involving the synthetic toe implant, a Cartiva recall was issued weeks before the lawsuit was filed.
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Cartiva Recall Lawsuit Alleges Failed Toe Implant Had To Be Surgically Removed Days Before Manufacturer Acknowledged Defect
Although there were high failure rates with Cartiva toe implants, lawsuit alleges the manufacturer waited years to recall the devices.
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Cartiva Implant Recall Issued by Stryker Due to Rising Rates of Big Toe Joint Failure
Manufacturer’s decision to recall Cartiva big toe implants comes as a number of patients pursue lawsuits alleging the device was defectively designed and prone to failure.
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Cartiva Implant Lawsuits Bolstered by New Study Finding Higher Revision and Failure Rates
Research comes as a number of patients are pursuing Cartiva lawsuits, alleging the manufacturer downplayed the rate of toe implant failures.
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Cartiva Lawsuit Over Failed Toe Implant Scheduled for Jury Trial in October 2025
Manufacturers should have issued a Cartiva recall after discovering high failure rates with the toe implant, according to allegations being prepared for trial.
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Lawsuit Claims Cartiva Recall Should Have Been Issued For Big Toe Synthetic Cartilage Implant (SCI)
Manufacturer failed to issue a Cartiva SCI recall even after receiving nearly 150 reports of implant failures and device loosening, according to the lawsuit.
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Lawsuit Alleges Cartiva Implant Failed, Resulting In Another Surgery 5 years Later and Toe “Fusion”
The Cartiva big toe implant's polyvinyl membrane construction is prone to shrinkage, loosening and deformation, the lawsuit claims.
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Failure of Cartiva Implant Caused Nerve Damage and Mobility Loss in Big Toe, Lawsuit Alleges
A Texas man blames the Cartiva implant failure on a lack of adequate testing by the manufacturers, who he says hid the device's failings from the public.
