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Re: Breast sonography From: DoctorJoe@aol.com Fri Oct 18 15:31:55 2002 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Tom Ovenell: "Uterine synechia or amniotic band?" Previous message: Karen Roersma: "Breast sonography" Maybe in reply to: Karen Roersma: "Breast sonography" In a message dated 10/18/02 09:53:55, kroersmardms@netscape.net writes: > 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? > I had a patient once with implants, where one of them obviously shifted so that a stem or some other edge part came up right above her (right) nipple. It didn't cause any trouble, but it obviously wasn't meant to be THERE. Joe P. Next message: Tom Ovenell: "Uterine synechia or amniotic band?" Previous message: Karen Roersma: "Breast sonography" Maybe in reply to: Karen Roersma: "Breast sonography"

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