15 devices · GMDN 36196
Saline-filled breast implants are medical devices used for reconstructing or augmenting the breast tissue. They consist of a silicone rubber shell filled with sterile saline solution, which can be adjusted to achieve the desired size and shape.
These devices are typically supplied as sterile, implantable products and may be prefilled or filled during the procedure. Regulatory requirements vary by jurisdiction, but they are generally subject to specific controls due to their invasive nature and potential health implications.
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