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A rare case of implant displacement to the contralateral side after gluteal augmentation
Rueda, Juan Dario Alviar,Miranda-Diaz, Audrey Jose,Cely, Adriana Gonzalez,Leon, Diana Carolina Navarro Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surge 2020 Archives of Plastic Surgery Vol.47 No.4
In this report, we present a rare case of solid silicone implant displacement to the contralateral side after aesthetic gluteal augmentation, a phenomenon that has never been reported before in the literature. A 29-year-old woman with a history of gluteal augmentation 9 months previously and soft tissue infection presented for a consultation due to 3 days of sudden progressive pain in the right gluteus with erythema and edema, without a history of trauma. Displacement of the left gluteal implant to the right gluteal pocket was shown by magnetic resonance imaging. Because the patient refused implant removal, the decision was made to perform capsulotomy, to reconstruct the gluteal pockets, and to preserve the implants. The patient showed a satisfactory early and late postoperative course. Possible causes of this complication include poor surgical technique, with insufficient tissue preservation to keep the pockets apart, and the presence of seroma or hematoma that favored an infectious process, thereby leading to deterioration of the dissected soft tissues with dehiscence of the wound favoring the displacement of the implant.
( Marta Adonis ),( Carolina Tamayo ),( Ulises Urzua ),( Jose Diaz ),( Marco Chahuan ),( Rosana Miranda ),( Alcides Zambrano ),( Monica Campos ),( Pedro Marin ),( Hugo Benitez ),( Lionel Gil ) 대한내과학회 2014 대한내과학회 추계학술대회 Vol.2014 No.1
Background: Lung cancer (LC) is the leading cause of cancer-related mortality worldwide and in Antofagasta region, and the second cause of cancer mortality in Chile. The high incidence and mortality of LC has been associated to diagnosis in advances stages. Free circulating DNA (DNAfc) in serum or plasma has been described as a promising cancer marker. A high concentration as well as genetic and epigenetic alterations of DNAfc has been associated to various types of cancer. This work has studied the levels of DNAfc in a population with high risk of LC and also to characterize its Copy Number Alterations (CNAs). Methods: Volunteers enrolled in an early detection project (CeTeCancer), were classifi ed as healthy control (C), Pre Neoplastic Lesions (PNL) and Lung Cancer (LC), according to results of Quantitative Automatic Cytology (QAC) in sputum specimen, DR70 tumour marker Autofi uorescence Bronchoscopy (AFB) and Histophatology assay. The amplifi ed ADNfc was co-hybridized against genomic DNA from total blood, using microarray-HGC. Results: LC volunteers showed higher DNAfc levels than C and PNL volunteers. Four recurrent and signifi cant deletions were detected in 2p, 7q, 11q and 17p in LC volunteers. Non signifi cant alterations were detected in PLN. Genes located in segments with CNAs were associated to immune response, xenobiotic metabolism, oxidative phosphorilation, cell proliferation and cell cycle regulation, apoptosis, differentiation and cellular adhesion and migration, all functions relevant to neoplastic progression. Conclusions: fcDNA showed higher levels in LC patients than control volunteers and patients with Pre Neoplastic Lesions (PNL). Many genomic loci identifi ed as signifi - cantly have been associated with the LC and might be consider candidates as genomic markers. This research was supported by INNOVA CORFO.