Applied Medical Technology, Inc. has announced the U.S. launch of Explant Express®, a new device designed to aid in the removal of ruptured breast implants. The device is intended to improve efficiency and control during explant and revision procedures for plastic surgeons.
The Explant Express® breast implant suction retrieval device is designed to connect to standard operating room suction systems. It facilitates the controlled removal of ruptured breast implants, helping to contain silicone gel and shell to minimize surgical field contamination and improve operating room efficiency. Breast implant rupture is a potential complication that may require surgical removal, and traditional methods can be time-consuming and increase the risk of silicone gel spreading. The Explant Express® aims to address these challenges through rapid, suction-assisted retrieval of implant material.
The Explant Express® device includes several features designed for ease of use and effectiveness:
The device is manufactured in the United States and is now available to plastic and reconstructive surgeons nationwide. Additional information can be found at https://www.appliedmedical.net/surgical/explant-express/.
Applied Medical Technology, Inc. (AMT) is a global medical device manufacturer focused on surgical innovation. For over 40 years, AMT has developed high-quality, life-enhancing solutions, collaborating with healthcare professionals to address patient needs.
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