Rogene: Taking possession explanted implants

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Yes, you are absolutely correct. What I should have said

was, " Don't let the surgeon throw them in the trash. " Some women

don't realize they are the owners of the implants, not the doctors.

And they should be sent from surgery to pathology.

hugs,

Beth

> Beth,

>

> Just wanted to add a point here. If a woman has ANY

> intention of suing the manufacturer over these

> implants (As I understand it, Mentor continued

> producing salines with a defective valve even after

> they knew women were having problems), they SHOULD NOT

> take personal possession of their implants. . . At

> least not until they've been examined thoroughly by

> Dr. Blais. Doctors usually run implants by a

> pathologist after explanting . . . but I don't trust

> their report! . . . I don't believe they're looking

> for the things that Dr. Blais is finding . . .

> probably for a rea$$$$on!

>

> Dr. Blais will provide instructions to have the

> implants shipped directly to him in such a way that it

> can't be claimed that one personally contaminated the

> implant so they could make a court case.

>

> For those who are new, there are some attorneys who

> are taking breast implant cases again. If you will do

> a websearch for " breast implant attorney " , or words to

> that effect, you will find some names you can call to

> get started.

>

> Rogene