Synonyms for implants
im·plants

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1. List of paraphrases for "implants":

   implant, plugs, prostheses

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1. Tommaso Addona:

   We do discuss complications. Those range from scarring around the implant, sometimes soreness and discomfort from the implant... to in the last seven years, probably a bit more, we've become more acutely aware of a specific type of lymphoma that is associated with breast implants, what the general public should appreciate is, as doctors and clinicians, we always want what's best and safest for our patients. We're constantly not only educating ourselves but educating our patients.

2. Stafford Broumand:

   Throughout my career, over the last 20-plus years, I have seen a rise and fall -- pardon the pun -- in the size of breast implants. In the '90s and 2000s, for my practice, implant sizes were larger. Patients were requesting larger breast implants. Today, patients' requests have moderated somewhat, what is stable, in reality, are none of our procedures or surgeries.

3. Rod Rohrich:

   Hopefully it ’ll show what the implants do in five, 10 or 15 years, because that’s what’s lacking in the current data.

4. Mary McDonough:

   I had breast implants trying to fit in and be part of the ‘Dallas’ era, i made that choice because I was told they were safe and would last a lifetime. They weren’t and I got very, very sick… My implants ruptured and disintegrated in my chest. I was sick for 10 years and no one knew what was wrong with me.

5. Dr Webster:

   We are just on the edge of a whole big effort in terms of developing sensors out of nanomaterials that can do that, the smaller the material the more you will not adversely affect the events you're trying to measure. I think this is where this technology shows real promise -- there will be sensors on vascular stents, pacemakers, hip implants.