A breast implant comprising a nickel-titanium alloy braided sphere core
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202611085897.1
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2026-07-21
- Publication Date
- 2026-10-16
AI Technical Summary
然而,硅凝胶假体存在以下显著缺陷:(1)破裂后渗漏风险:硅橡胶外壳在体内长期受反复挤压、弯折后可能发生疲劳破裂,一旦破裂,硅凝胶内容物可渗入周围组织,形成硅肉芽肿,难以彻底清除,给患者造成不可逆的组织损伤
[0016]This invention abandons the traditional approach of using liquid (saline) or semi-solid (silicone gel) filling cores in prostheses. Instead, it innovatively employs multiple independently encapsulated nickel-titanium alloy woven spheres as the core support structure, encased in a medical-grade silicone rubber elastomer shell. The superelasticity of the nickel-titanium alloy gives it flexibility and recoverable deformation capabilities comparable to human soft tissue at body temperature. The hollow nature of the woven structure significantly reduces the overall mass of the core compared to silicone gel of the same volume, fundamentally reducing the risk of gravitational sagging. The dispersed layout of multiple independent spheres avoids the overall rigidity of a single large core, ensuring a soft and natural feel. The solid metal woven core structure prevents liquid or semi-liquid contents from seeping into surrounding tissues even if the silicone rubber shell ruptures in extreme cases, and each woven sphere can be completely removed, achieving "safe and controllable after rupture." The weak paramagnetism of the nickel-titanium alloy (magnetic susceptibility far lower than medical stainless steel) ensures that postoperative MRI/CT imaging follow-up is not significantly interfered with.