Bristol Meyer Squibb-Surgitek chemical list: introduced into U.S.Dist......

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> Kathy Nye

> > From: " Bev " <bjezra@...>

> <kathynye@...>

> Subject: Bristol Meyer Squibb-Surgitek chemical

> list: introduced into U.S.Dist...AND... Letters sent

> to FDA about Platinum

> Date: Mon, 6 Jun 2005 20:52:20 -0700

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> list of ingredients "

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> http://yukonmom47.tripod.com/id5.html

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> Bristol Meyer Squibb-Surgitek chemical list:

> introduced into U.S.Dist.

> Court of MN.

>

> 4th Division, Judge S. Doty, in May 1992. Dow

> entered a permanent

> order to preserve evidence at that time. The breast

> implant examined

> for this case was used in a 1989 surgery.

>

> INVENTORY OF PRODUCTION SAMPLES

> EXHIBIT B

>

> RAW MATERIALS

>

> ACETONE ACS REAGENT SOLVENT

> ALUMINA, ACTIVATED FILLER

> CAB-O-SIL S-170 SILICA-BAG FILLER

> CHLORETHENE-BULK SOLVENT

> CHLORETHENE-DRUM SOLVENT

> CHLOROPLATINIC ACID 0.4% PLATINUM

> DIETHYLENE BLYCOL MBE ACETATE SOLVENT

> MEDICAL ADHESIVE A.MISC. ADHESIVE

> ETCH ETHYNYL CYCLOHEXANOL PROCESS AID

> ZINC STEARATE SURFACTANT

>

> Intermediate materials

>

> Name Description

> SGM-26 GUM

> SGM-33 GUM

> SGM-35 GUM

> MDF-0069 CATALYST

> DC2FLUID O.65CST FLUID

> LS 422 BASE

> DC 1107 FLUID

> Q1-0043 FLUID

> F1-0049 FLUID

> Q1-2287 ME VI CYOLLOS

> 3-8015 PLATINUM II

> Q4-2782 FLUID

> Q4-2826 PR FLLUID

> Q4-2839 PL FLUID

> 6-3570 CL FLUID

> 7-2046A ELASTOMER

> 7-2046B ELASTOMER

> Q7-2127 BASE STOCK

> Q7-2146 GEL FLUID

> Q7-2150 GEL FLUID

> Q7-2151 FIRM GEL

> Q7-2159A STANDARD GEL

> Q7-2167 GEL FLUID

> Q7-2168 GEL FLUID

> Q7-2317 1000CST FLUID

> Q7-2420 BASE

> Q7-2424A BASE

> Q7-2424B BASE

> Q7-2553 BASE

>

> Page2

>

> Q7-2198 ADHESIVE

> Q7-2373 SHEETING

> Q7-2423 DISPERSION

> Q7-2551 DISPERSION

> Q7-2868 SHEETING

> Q7-2869 SHEETING

> Q7-2503 INFILTRATION VALVE

> Q7-2517 FILL TUBE ASSEMBLY

> Q7-2316 MAMMARY ENVELOPE, LPR

> Q7-2595 MAMMARY ENVELOPE, TDP

> Q7-3062 MAMMARY ENVELOPE, HPR

> Q7-3063 MAMMARY ENVELOPE, TDP-UPE

> Q7-3024 MAMMARY ENVELOPE, LPE-UPE

> Q7-3028 MAMMARY ENVELOPE, TEX INNER

> 8-0102 MAMMARY ENVELOPE, MSI-UPE

> 8-0104 FILL TUBE ASSEMBLY

>

> FILL TUBE NOZZLE COMPONENT

>

> SLS CONNECTOR COMPONENT

> SLS NEEDLE COMPONENT

> TUBING, MDF-0108 COMPONENT

>

> FINISHED PRODUCTS (in sterile packaging)

>

> NAME QUALITY TO BE RETAINED

> SILASTIC II-LOW PROFILE ROUND 50

> SILASTIC II-HIGH PROFILE ROUND 50

> SILASTIC II-TEARDROP 50

> SILASTIC II-GEL/SALINE 50

> SILASTIC MSI-LOW PROFILE ROUND 50

> SILASTIC MSI-HIGH PROFILE ROUND 50

> SILASTIC MSI-MODERATE PROFILE ROUND 50

>

> SILASTIC MSI-GEL/SALINE 50

>

> CHEMICAL PROFILE for BREAST IMPLANTS

>

> 1. Methyl Ethyl Ketone

>

> 2. Cyclohexanone

>

> 3. Isopropyl alcohol

>

> 4. Denatured Alcohol

>

> 5. Acetone

>

> 6. Urethane

>

> 7. Polyvinyl Chloride (Liquid vinyl) This

> ingredient was used in all

> medical devices

> made at Lab, from tubing to gel.

>

> 8. Lacquer Thinner

>

> 9. Ethyl Acetate

>

> 10. Epoxy Resin

>

> 11. Epoxy Hardener - both 10 & 11 are chemically

> known as glycosides

> Ether

>

> of Bisphenol A.

>

> 12. Amine

>

> 13. Printing Ink

>

> 14. Toluene

>

> 15. Dichloromethan (Methylene Chloride) This breaks

> down in the body so

> blood cannot

> carry oxygen: Metabolizes carbon monoxide

> poisoning. Causes CSN

> depression.

>

> 16. Freon

>

> 17. Silicone

>

> 18. Flux

>

> 19. Solder

>

> 20. Metal cleaning Acid

>

> 21. Lofol (Formaldehyde)

>

> 22. Talcum Powder

>

> 23. Color Pigments as Release Agents

>

> 24. Oakite (Cleaning Solvent)

>

> 25. Eastman 910 glue (Cyanoacyrylates)

>

> 26. Ethylene Oxide (ETO)

>

> 27. Carbon Black

>

> 28. Xylene

>

> 29. Hexone

>

> 30. Hexanone2

>

> 31. Thixon-OSN-2

>

> 32. Antioxidant (Rubber)

>

> 33. Acid stearic

>

> 34. Zinc Oxide

>

> 35. Naptha (Rubber Solvent)

>

> 36. Phenol

>

> 37. Benzene - Known Carcinogen!!!!!

>

> KNOWN TO CAUSE IMMUNE DISEASE!!!!!!

>

>

> Page 5

>

>

> McGhan Implants Ingredients from FDA ~ Chief of PS

> Devices

>

>

> Date: Sunday, December 05, 1999 10:20 AM

>

> Subject: McGhan Implants

>

>

> Ms. Pyron:

>

>

> Your e-mail dated November 25 regarding McGhan

> Medical breast implants

> was forwarded to me. You had two inquiries: when

> your implants were

> manufactured and what are the material constituents.

> For the former, FDA

> does not have information on the date of manufacture

> of implants based

> on lot numbers. For this you can contact McGhan

> Medical in Santa

> Barbara, CA, 1-800-624-4261. Regarding the

> materials, this style of

> implant has a silicone rubber shell and is filled

> with silicone gel.

> The silicone rubber contains the following

> substances:

>

>

> 1. small amounts (parts per million) of various

> smaller silicones

>

>

> 2. small amounts (50 - 100 parts per million) of

> metals like tin and

> platinum and very trace amounts of other metals

>

>

> 3. trace amounts of volatile materials like xylene

> and other organic

> compounds

>

>

> 4. considerable amounts (approximately 20 parts per

> hundred) of finely

> powdered silica that is tightly bound to silicone

> rubber pouch

>

>

> The filler material contains silicone oil and

> silicone gel in addition

> to the four materials (chemicals) listed above.

>

>

> I hope this answers your questions.

>

>

> Sincerely,

>

>

>

>

> Chief, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Devices

>

>

>