Ah, the "obvious" answer is that high-tech post-market surveillance catches it, but let me tell you, in my OR, it's often a trail of heartbreak. It's the grandmother whose third revision surgery reveals the metal debris, or the young man with unexplained pain—we surgeons connect the dots from the operating table and sound the alarm. My registry data is crucial, but it’s stained with betadine and the frustration of seeing a perfectly fixed bone undone by a faulty screw. Yahan par, it's the patients who become the most crucial sensors, and our hands that file the first real report.
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