Cartiva Toe Implant VD

Cartiva Toe Implant Background Information:

The PVA (polyvinal alcohol) material the Cartiva Toe Implant is made from is intended to mimic the body's natural cartilage, so active and "younger" people with pretty significant osteoarthritis can avoid a fusion surgery and retain some range of motion (women can wear heels, athletes can jump around and run, or so it was promised), but the implants are failing at an alarmingly high rate.

Cartiva Toe Implant Case Criteria

Ketterer, Browne & Associates, LLC (KBA) (Maryland) co-counselled with The Richardson Law Group (Miami, FL)

1. PC does not have an attorney for their potential Cartiva Toe Implant case.
2. Cartiva Toe implanted 2017 or later. (PC may refer to implant as “SCI Implant”)
3. After Cartiva Toe implanted, PC suffered one or more of the following.
   1. Revision surgery performed.
   2. Removal surgery performed.
   3. Bone fusion surgery performed.
   4. Needs Additional Surgery
   5. Pain, Limited Mobility, or other Complaint (medical documentation not required)

We MUST ask for the month AND year for when the implant was inserted and for the revision date, if a revision occurred.