Local and regional lymph node response to ruptured gel-filled mammary prostheses

Wintsch, Walter; Sˇmahel, Jirˇi; Clodius, L.

doi:10.1016/s0007-1226(78)90124-8

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“…Andererseits kommt es bei den hochviskösen Sjlikon-Olen zu einer starker entzUndlichen Reaktion. Dies ist seit einigen Jahren auch aus der kosmetischen und aus der Handchirurgie bekannt (Smahel, 1977(Smahel, , 1980Wintsch, 1978).…”

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Die Phagozytose von Silikon-Ölen unterschiedlicher Viskosität durch Peritoneal-Makrophagen der Maus

Failer¹,

Faulborn²,

Erb³

1984

Klin Monatsbl Augenheilkd

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Die Phagozytose von Silikon-Ölen unterschiedlicher Viskosität durch Peritoneal-Makrophagen der Maus

Failer¹,

Faulborn²,

Erb³

1984

Klin Monatsbl Augenheilkd

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“…silikonska limfadenopatija može nastati u regionalnim limfnim čvorovima kao reakcija na silikonske implantate u dojkama i na drugim mestima, usled direktnog ubrizgavanja silikona ili posle artroplastike malih zglobova. Prvi put je opisana 1978. godine (18). Najčešće se pojavljuje u aksilarnim limfnim čvorovima kada se klinički često zameni za metastazu karcinoma dojke.…”

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Reactive lymphadenopathy in daily practice

Cemerikic-Martinovic¹

2012

Mat Med

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Identification and distribution of synthetic ligament wear particles in sheep

Margevicius

Claes

Dürselen

et al. 1996

J. Biomed. Mater. Res.

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After one year, wear of medial collateral ligament replacements in sheep resulted in the presence of large numbers of wear particles and fibers in the joint space. This study examined the frequency of transport of these particles to the regional lymph nodes and to the liver and spleen. Inguinal, iliac, and paraaortic nodes were examined with regular and polarized light for the presence of particles presumably originating from polyethylene, aramid, polytetrafluoroethylene, polyesterterephthalate, polylacticacid, and carbon ligaments. Lymph nodes from sheep that had received tendon autograft replacements were also evaluated. Particles were observed in 33% of all nodes and in at least one node in 84% of all sheep. Particles were found in contralateral nodes, but not in the spleen or liver. Particles were observed usually as intracellular in foamy histiocytes, although extracellular carbon fibers and extracellular aramid fibers were also seen. Giant cells were occasionally detected in the polytetrafluoroethylene, polyethylene, and aramid nodes. In the polytetrafluoroethylene nodes and in the autograft nodes particles containing Mg, Si, and Fe were identified by elemental analysis. The morphological similarities between various birefringent particles and the particles indirectly identified as talc have led us to question the identification of wear debris solely on the basis of birefringence.

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Local and regional lymph node response to ruptured gel-filled mammary prostheses

Cited by 27 publications

References 8 publications

Die Phagozytose von Silikon-Ölen unterschiedlicher Viskosität durch Peritoneal-Makrophagen der Maus

Die Phagozytose von Silikon-Ölen unterschiedlicher Viskosität durch Peritoneal-Makrophagen der Maus

Reactive lymphadenopathy in daily practice

Identification and distribution of synthetic ligament wear particles in sheep

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