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So once you say capsule, um, con, uh, co contracture,

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it's an abnormal constriction of the fibrous capsule around the breast implant.

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Like if you talk about the encapsulation processes, sometimes the,

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uh, fibrous is too tight and then concentrated this, uh, um,

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implant. It can occur any time after surgery,

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but most commonly within in the, uh, first few months when the,

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our bodies respond to the foreign bodies. Right?

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And the report has showed that it's more frequently observed the wave as smooth

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surface as silicone implant and also Subular implant.

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Uh, this is a clinical diagnosis and, uh,

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lots of time patient and, uh, the surgeon will notice this,

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uh, deformity and, uh,

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it is quite painful and may look inflamed.

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Another thing I would like to point out is zero bleeding.

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Zero bleeding is not in implant rupture and often patient has no symptoms.

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We just found that, um, yes,

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screen mammogram in the all lot of time is in the, uh,

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actually lymph node. So what happened over there is a silicone, uh,

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jail just said Get out of this, uh,

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membrane of the implant membrane and get into the breast

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parenchyma. A lot of times they are transported to the,

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through the lymph infant system to the, uh, implant. So again,

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it's not implant rupture.

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If you saw some as snow storm and ultrasound in the

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aray lymph node,