The possibility of tissue damage due to negative reaction of the tissue with the metal particles of the prosthesis were evident in most of the findings along with metal poisoning. Different surgeons in attendance were able to get a hold of several information coming from different studies that were presented in the said annual gathering. Read more here: http://www.depuypinnaclelawsuit.com/updates/tissue-damage-and-metallosis-most-likely-cause-of-failure-for-depuy-pinnacle-recipients/

1. Metal Poisoning, Tissue
Damage Help Cause Hip
Implants Failure

2. The failure of hip replacements on a fast rate
has led to several studies to help identify the
cause of this problem, news reports say. The
studies that were presented in the recent
annual meeting of the American Academy of
Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) last March 2013
showed how these hip implants failed.

3. The possibility of tissue damage due to negative
reaction of the tissue with the metal particles of the
prosthesis were evident in most of the findings
along with metal poisoning. Different surgeons in
attendance were able to get a hold of several
information coming from different studies that
were presented in the said annual gathering.
Read more at:
Tissue Damage and Metallosis Most Likely Cause of
Failure for DePuy Pinnacle Recipients