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Study Reveals Polyurethane Implants Reduce Post-Radiotherapy Complications

3/25/2026

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In a study of 1,500 women across 15 countries, polyurethane-coated implants had a lower rate of capsular contracture (32.8%) than standard implants (47.5%).
The findings were presented at the European Breast Cancer Conference, suggesting implant type significantly affects post-radiotherapy complications.
Experts say the evidence can guide treatment planning and help women make informed care decisions.

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Story summary

In a study of 1,500 women across 15 countries, polyurethane-coated implants had a lower rate of capsular contracture (32.8%) than standard implants (47.5%).
The findings were presented at the European Breast Cancer Conference, suggesting implant type significantly affects post-radiotherapy complications.
Experts say the evidence can guide treatment planning and help women make informed care decisions.