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Breast sonographyFrom: Karen Roersma (kroersmardms@netscape.net)Fri Oct 18 09:50:15 2002
Has anyone ever seen the stem for inflating a saline breast implant on a scan? Are they usually located on the side against the chest wall? Hypothetically, is it possible that the implant could turn so that the stem was on the anterior surface, creating a palpable lump? It's been a while since I've scanned superficial & small parts structures, and I'd like to know what this might look like. Potential case coming up. ~Karen Roersma, RDMS Michigan
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