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“What likely happened in this instance is that the breast implant was placed under the chest muscle and on top of the ribs, an extremely common practice in breast reconstruction,” Youn says. “When the patient Valsalva’d, the pectoralis (chest) muscle likely contracted and pushed the implant through the space between her ribs,” which was particularly fragile after the valve surgery.

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