Explant Capsules: Silicone Granuloma! These ruptured implants were causing my patient a lot of pain

20 Aug 2024 · 1 min
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A short surgical/explant demonstration by Robert Whitfield MD describing an extracapsular rupture of a silicone breast implant. The speaker points out leaked (extravasated) silicone in the tissues, a separated pocket walled off by capsule, yellowish discoloration indicating shell compromise, and internal calcification — findings the speaker links to palpable firmness and the patient’s pain.

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