Manufacturer
46 recalls in our database name Alphatec Spine, Inc. as the manufacturing or recalling firm.
Of the 46 recalls from Alphatec Spine, Inc. we have scored against our rubric, 0 (0%) are Critical — deaths or serious injuries reported, or the agency’s own highest classification — and 0 (0%) are Severe.
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Severity scores below are computed from the agency’s classification and the recall text, never from manufacturer behaviour or history. Many manufacturers issue routine corrective actions (software updates, labelling corrections) that are correctly scored low — having recalls on this list isn’t inherently a quality signal.
Alphatec Spine, Inc. is recalling the SafeOp Patient Interface due to a software issue that may cause loss of electromyography functionality during surgery.
Alphatec Spine is recalling 7 ATEC Lateral Navigation Disc Prep Instruments due to a design issue where the navigated array connection geometry is incorrect.
Alphatec Spine is recalling 15 ATEC Lateral Navigation Disc Prep Instruments due to a design issue where the navigated array connection geometry is incorrect.
Alphatec Spine is recalling Calibrate CCX spinal implants used in fusion procedures after receiving complaints of post-operative implant collapse. Approximately 1,511 implants were distributed nationwide.
Alphatec Spine recalls IdentiTi ALIF graft bolts after reports of breakage during implantation. Approximately 12,777 devices are affected worldwide.
Alphatec Spine is recalling the LIF AMP Adjustable Awl due to an assembly defect preventing the locking feature from engaging. This prevents proper depth control during surgery and risks dural tears, vascular injury, and neurologic damage.
Alphatec Spine, Inc. is recalling 42 disc preparation surgical instruments due to manufacturing modifications that lacked proper regulatory clearance. The recall is limited to California.
Alphatec Spine is recalling the Insignia Anterior Cervical Plate System due to a potential defect in the screw blocking mechanism that could disassociate or unlock during or after surgery.
Alphatec Spine is recalling 7 units of the Atec Insignia Anterior Cervical Plate System because the screw blocking mechanism could disassociate or unlock during or after surgery.
Alphatec Spine is recalling the Atec Insignia Anterior Cervical Plate System due to a potential defect in the screw blocking mechanism. The screws may disassociate or unlock during or after surgery, risking implant failure.
Alphatec Spine is recalling the Atec Insignia Anterior Cervical Plate System because the screw blocking mechanism could disassociate or unlock during or after cervical spine surgery.
Alphatec Spine recalled the Atec Insignia Anterior Cervical Plate System due to potential failure of the screw blocking mechanism, which could disassociate during or after surgery.
Alphatec Spine is recalling the Atec Insignia Anterior Cervical Plate System because the screw blocking mechanism may disassociate or unlock during or after spine surgery, potentially compromising implant stability.
Alphatec is recalling its Insignia Anterior Cervical Plate System due to potential screw blocking mechanism failure during or after spinal surgery. The screw may disassociate intraoperatively or unlock postoperatively.
The Alphatec Insignia Anterior Cervical Plate System is recalled because the screw blocking mechanism may disassociate intraoperatively or unlock postoperatively. Eight units were distributed across 15 U.S. states.
Alphatec Spine is recalling Atec Insignia Anterior Cervical Plate System units due to a potential defect where the screw blocking mechanism may disassociate or unlock during or after surgery. No adverse events have been reported.
Alphatec Spine is recalling Insignia Anterior Cervical Plate Systems due to a potential defect where the screw blocking mechanism may disassociate intraoperatively or unlock postoperatively. No patient injuries have been reported.
Alphatec Spine's Atec Insignia Anterior Cervical Plate System has a potential defect where the screw blocking mechanism may disassociate during or after surgery, which could compromise spinal stabilization.
Alphatec Spine recalls its Atec Insignia Anterior Cervical Plate System due to a potential defect in the screw blocking mechanism, which may disassociate or unlock during or after spinal surgery.
Alphatec Spine Inc. is recalling the Atec Insignia anterior cervical plate system because the screw blocking mechanism may disassociate intraoperatively or unlock postoperatively. No injuries reported.
Alphatec Spine recalls Atec Insignia Anterior Cervical Plate Systems because the screw blocking mechanism may fail during or after surgery. The mechanism may disassociate or unlock, potentially compromising implant stability.
Alphatec Spine is recalling the Insignia Anterior Cervical Plate System due to a potential failure in the screw locking mechanism. The mechanism may disassociate or unlock during or after spinal surgery.
The Alphatec Insignia anterior cervical plate system may have a defect where the screw blocking mechanism disassociates during surgery or unlocks afterward. Consult your doctor if you have this implant.
Alphatec Insignia Anterior Cervical Plate System screw blocking mechanism may disassociate during surgery or unlock afterward. No injuries reported.
Alphatec Spine's Insignia Anterior Cervical Plate System may have a defective screw blocking mechanism that could disassociate during or after surgery. The FDA has recalled 19 units distributed across 15 US states.