My saline implants are only 15 months old, and I recently received the results of a breast ultrasound screening. The radiologist mentioned that my implants are 'grossly intact,' but I'm not sure what that means. Could you please explain it to me? I'm also wondering if the doctor will fix any issues for free and what might have caused this. I had implants that lasted 15 years before one ruptured, so I'm surprised to have problems only 15 months after my most recent surgery.
It seems there is a misunderstanding regarding the report. "Grossly intact" indicates that based on the ultrasound examination, your breast implants appear to be in good condition. In other words, the ultrasound does not reveal any abnormalities with the breast implants. I hope this clarifies the matter.
I want to clarify the term "grossly intact" for you. In medical terminology, it means that the radiologist did not find any abnormalities or issues with your implants.
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