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Louisiana Stryker Hip Recall Lawyer - Shreveport Louisiana Stryker Rejuvenate Hip Recall Lawsuit

If you or a loved one have received a Stryker Rejuvenate Hip Replacement or Stryker ABG II Hip Replacement and are experiencing problems, you may be entitled to compensation from the manufacturer.  Call today to get the facts.  Call Toll Free 1-866-777-2557 for a free no obligation consultation or use our online contact form below and a Louisiana Hip Replacement Lawyer will get back to you quickly.  The call is free and there are no up-front legal charges.  We handle cases on a contingency fee basis, which means we only get paid if you get paid.  Call now.


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Stryker Orthopaedics has warned that use of these medical devices may lead to corrosion and fretting.  Some patients may experience Metallosis (metal poisoning) and require corrective surgery and hospitalization.  A simple test can be administered to determine whether or not you have elevated metal levels in your blood.

Some complications to watch for include:

• Fractured or broken implants
• Joint dislocation
• Metallosis
• Implant corrosion
• Allergic responses
• Swelling in hip or groin area
• Sudden onset of pain

Please call us now to discuss your legal options.

Contact Information Please fill out our online contact form and a Lawyer will get back to you promptly.  Please note that the use of this form or the internet does not create an attorney client relationship. What type of Hip Replacement did you have?: What Year?: Did you have Revision Surgery?: First Name: Last Name: Address Street 1: Address Street 2: City: Zip Code: (5 digits) State: AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VA WA WV WI WY Daytime Phone: Evening Phone: Email: Please describe in your own words what problems you are experiencing and whether you have had revision surgery or plan on having revision surgery: Enter comments here!

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We are also accepting cases involving:

• DePuy ASR
• DePuy Pinnacle
• Wright Conserve Hip Cup
• Wright Conserve Plus
• Zimmer Durom Cup Hip Implant
• Smith & Nephew R3 Acetabular System
• Wright Profemur Z Hip Replacement

FAQ

Anesthesia Options for Hip Replacement Surgery
Pain management before, during and after total hip replacement surgery are critical in the success of the surgical procedure. While we often think of hip replacement as a pretty common procedure, since hundreds of thousands of these surgeries are carried out each year in the United States, they are still considered a major surgery. It takes a great deal of skill to keep patients sufficiently pain-free and unconscious during the operation.
Unless you have strong objections to the types of sedation or anesthesia that your surgical team will give you, chances are you will go along with what the surgical team prefers to use for this type of surgery. If you trust them enough to remove a portion of your hip joint and replace it with an artificial joint, you should be able to trust them enough to keep you well sedated.

There are three basic types of anesthesia: general, regional and local.

Local anesthesia
Local anesthesia is a common form of anesthesia used, for example, when your dentist fills a cavity. It numbs the area that is being worked on.

General anesthesia
General anesthesia targets your brain, nervous system and your entire body, putting you into a deep sleep. It is usually given by an injection or inhaled. You’ll usually be given a breathing tube during the surgery and administered oxygen to help you breathe. General anesthesia is often given during major surgery that will take considerable time. General anesthesia tends to carry more risks. You may end up with a sore throat and a hoarse voice for a few days following your surgery because of the breathing tube. You also could suffer from headaches, drowsiness and nausea.

Regional anesthesia
Regional anesthesia puts you into a light sleep and numbs a specific part of your body, but does not affect your brain, nervous system and breathing. You are conscious with regional anesthesia, but will be sedated so you remain relaxed.

There are two types of regional anesthesia often used during hip replacement surgery, spinal blocks and epidural blocks. A spinal block involves an injection of anesthesia in your lower back. The injection is made within the fluid that surrounds the spinal cord. An epidural block involves a small catheter inserted into your lower back to deliver the anesthesia over an extended period of time.

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