Your Legal Rights If You Have Been Injured by a Cartiva Implant

Understanding Cartiva Toe Implants Injuries and Lawsuits

Cartiva is a synthetic cartilage implant designed to treat arthritis in the big toe joint. While many patients have benefitted from this innovation, some individuals may suffer from adverse effects, leading to pain, discomfort, and even the need for additional medical procedures.

Cartiva Implant Lawsuits Continue to Be Filed

While the Cartiva synthetic cartilage implant is a device that was supposed to help people with arthritis in the big toe by replacing the damaged joint, unfortunately, some patients who got the implant had to undergo another surgery to fix, remove, or fuse the toe because the implant failed.

Patients who suffered these complications are filing lawsuits against the manufacturers of Cartiva toe implants accusing the device makers of misleading them about the safety and effectiveness of the implant. For instance, the FDA approved Cartiva in 2016 based on a study that claimed only 13.5% of the implants failed, but a later study found that the actual failure rate was as high as 64% within the first few months.

Understanding your legal rights is crucial if you’ve suffered injuries from a Cartiva toe implant. We can help you navigate the complexities of the legal system and work towards securing the compensation you deserve for the physical, emotional, and financial burdens you’ve endured.

If You Suffered Complications from Your Cartiva Toe Implant, We Can Help.

If you have suffered from complications after receiving a Cartiva Toe Implant, contact us now. We are fighting to protect the rights of patients allegedly injured by Cartiva toe implants and hold the device makers fully accountable for putting profits above the health and well-being of patients.

Patients who received a Cartiva toe implant, suffered complications, and were forced to have additional surgery, may be entitled to significant financial compensation. Contact us now to learn more about your rights and whether you are entitled to compensation.