FOREIGN BODY SYNOVITIS: hip, chin and cheek implants etc.

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"Title: Primer on Rheumatic Diseases:

Patients with silicone or metallic prostheses may develop detritic synovoitis with synovial proliferation and formationof foreign body granulomas (6). Metallic, silicone, cement particles may be foundin synovial fluid and inflamed synovium (4). lead projectiles that penetrate into major joints may cause not only synovitis, but also systemic manifestations of lead toxicity, as synovial fluid serves as a solvent of lead (7)."

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I found this article this morning, I'm trying to sort out my boxes of research. I know that I have an article that explains how solid silicone implants become brittle and shatters into nearby tissue. I'm sorry that I do not have the full article; however, I do have the references...I will scan it if anyone wants the references.

Love always....Lea

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I can't seem to read this message. Does anyone else have a problem

with it?

Annie

, " Lea " <devans@c...> wrote:

> " Title: Primer on Rheumatic Diseases:

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> Patients with silicone or metallic prostheses may develop

detritic synovoitis with synovial proliferation and formationof

foreign body granulomas (6). Metallic, silicone, cement particles may

be foundin synovial fluid and inflamed synovium (4). lead projectiles

that penetrate into major joints may cause not only synovitis, but

also systemic manifestations of lead toxicity, as synovial fluid

serves as a solvent of lead (7). "

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> I found this article this morning, I'm trying to sort out my

boxes of research. I know that I have an article that explains how

solid silicone implants become brittle and shatters into nearby

tissue. I'm sorry that I do not have the full article; however, I do

have the references...I will scan it if anyone wants the references.

>

> Love always....Lea

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Dearest Annie:

I'm sorry that I did not explain this better, I have brain damage. What I

was responding to was the lady who had a cheek implant. Solid silicone can

become brittle and shatter, that is why some women claim to have had

splinters coming out of their skin after having a silicone implant. One lady

told me she was pulling these splinters out of her skin with tweezers!

This has not happened to me. Could someone in the know please respond to

this. I will continue to look for more information on this. Remember the

article Destructive Arthritis caused by silicone, if not I will post it

again.

Much love...Lea

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Re: FOREIGN BODY SYNOVITIS: hip, chin and cheek

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> , " Lea " <devans@c...> wrote:

> > " Title: Primer on Rheumatic Diseases:

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> > Patients with silicone or metallic prostheses may develop

> detritic synovoitis with synovial proliferation and formationof

> foreign body granulomas (6). Metallic, silicone, cement particles may

> be foundin synovial fluid and inflamed synovium (4). lead projectiles

> that penetrate into major joints may cause not only synovitis, but

> also systemic manifestations of lead toxicity, as synovial fluid

> serves as a solvent of lead (7). "

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> > I found this article this morning, I'm trying to sort out my

> boxes of research. I know that I have an article that explains how

> solid silicone implants become brittle and shatters into nearby

> tissue. I'm sorry that I do not have the full article; however, I do

> have the references...I will scan it if anyone wants the references.

> >

> > Love always....Lea

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[Guest guest]

Oh don't worry dear. It was not that you didn't explain, it was

something funny about the page, I couldn't read it as it was all

blurry, unless I am suffering eye problems, at this point that would

not surprise me at all.

I am so sorry to hear about these issues. That is so sad.

I am nearing my explant and pray that I will not be left with too

many symptoms.

I can't believe I have not had a migraine in a few days, that is an

improvement. Maybe it is from not eating any sugar.

I read someone else say they feel better with no sugar too.

So maybe that is the answer.

Thanks

Annie

, " Lea " <devans@c...> wrote:

> Dearest Annie:

>

> I'm sorry that I did not explain this better, I have brain

damage. What I

> was responding to was the lady who had a cheek implant. Solid

silicone can

> become brittle and shatter, that is why some women claim to have had

> splinters coming out of their skin after having a silicone implant.

One lady

> told me she was pulling these splinters out of her skin with

tweezers!

>

> This has not happened to me. Could someone in the know please

respond to

> this. I will continue to look for more information on this.

Remember the

> article Destructive Arthritis caused by silicone, if not I will

post it

> again.

>

> Much love...Lea

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> Re: FOREIGN BODY SYNOVITIS: hip, chin

and cheek

> implants etc.

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> > I can't seem to read this message. Does anyone else have a

problem

> > with it?

> > Annie

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> > , " Lea " <devans@c...> wrote:

> > > " Title: Primer on Rheumatic Diseases:

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> > > Patients with silicone or metallic prostheses may

develop

> > detritic synovoitis with synovial proliferation and formationof

> > foreign body granulomas (6). Metallic, silicone, cement

particles may

> > be foundin synovial fluid and inflamed synovium (4). lead

projectiles

> > that penetrate into major joints may cause not only synovitis,

but

> > also systemic manifestations of lead toxicity, as synovial fluid

> > serves as a solvent of lead (7). "

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> > >

> > > I found this article this morning, I'm trying to sort

out my

> > boxes of research. I know that I have an article that explains

how

> > solid silicone implants become brittle and shatters into nearby

> > tissue. I'm sorry that I do not have the full article; however,

I do

> > have the references...I will scan it if anyone wants the

references.

> > >

> > > Love always....Lea

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[Guest guest]

This is a good bit of information...love always....Lea

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Subject: FOREIGN BODY SYNOVITIS: hip, chin and cheek implants etc.

"Title: Primer on Rheumatic Diseases:

Patients with silicone or metallic prostheses may develop detritic synovoitis with synovial proliferation and formationof foreign body granulomas (6). Metallic, silicone, cement particles may be foundin synovial fluid and inflamed synovium (4). lead projectiles that penetrate into major joints may cause not only synovitis, but also systemic manifestations of lead toxicity, as synovial fluid serves as a solvent of lead (7)."

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~`

I found this article this morning, I'm trying to sort out my boxes of research. I know that I have an article that explains how solid silicone implants becomes brittle and shatters into nearby tissue. I'm sorry that I do not have the full article; however, I do have the references...I will scan it if anyone wants the references.

Love always....Lea

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