Breast Implants
Recent studies by J.C.S. Goes and co-authors add new data to breast implants findings
Published in Medical Letter on the CDC and FDA, April 18th, 2010
"Anatomically shaped saline implants have been reported to have a rotation rate as high as 14%, while lower rotation rates of 1-2.6% for anatomic cohesive gel silicone implants have been reported. Currently, these implants are limited in the United States to US FDA-approved clinical trials. The author reviews the appropriate surgical techniques to prevent rotation when using these devices. A...
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