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June 2026 - Inflatables MAUDE Events Update
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lasthope2.0
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June 2026 - Inflatables MAUDE Events Update
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whatevery
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Re: June 2026 - Inflatables MAUDE Events Update
This is fascinating.
This is the first time I see data that shows that Coloplast had more malfunctions than AMS but high-volume doctors (I think all but Kramer) generally encourage patients to go with Coloplast over Boston Scientific implants primarily due to Coloplast being much easier to revise, so I suspect there are more Titans being implanted than the rest of them altogether, including Rigicon. Other than that there are significant pros and cons in all of them.
I wonder what percentage of AMS pump malfunctions attributed to the new Tenacio pump vs. old MSP pump? I know couple of implanters who, after 2025 recall stopped implanting Tenacio altogether. Boston Scientific claims that they fixed the defect and it's all set but... I more or less decided on AMS implant and I intend to insist on MSP pump over Tenacio despite of it purportedly being less user friendly than Tenacio.
This is the first time I see data that shows that Coloplast had more malfunctions than AMS but high-volume doctors (I think all but Kramer) generally encourage patients to go with Coloplast over Boston Scientific implants primarily due to Coloplast being much easier to revise, so I suspect there are more Titans being implanted than the rest of them altogether, including Rigicon. Other than that there are significant pros and cons in all of them.
I wonder what percentage of AMS pump malfunctions attributed to the new Tenacio pump vs. old MSP pump? I know couple of implanters who, after 2025 recall stopped implanting Tenacio altogether. Boston Scientific claims that they fixed the defect and it's all set but... I more or less decided on AMS implant and I intend to insist on MSP pump over Tenacio despite of it purportedly being less user friendly than Tenacio.
65 yrs old.
ED since about 2000.
Just moved to Trimix from Edex.
Implant doctor shopping now.
ED since about 2000.
Just moved to Trimix from Edex.
Implant doctor shopping now.
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lasthope2.0
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Re: June 2026 - Inflatables MAUDE Events Update
whatevery wrote:This is fascinating.
This is the first time I see data that shows that Coloplast had more malfunctions than AMS but high-volume doctors (I think all but Kramer) generally encourage patients to go with Coloplast over Boston Scientific implants primarily due to Coloplast being much easier to revise, so I suspect there are more Titans being implanted than the rest of them altogether, including Rigicon. Other than that there are significant pros and cons in all of them.
I wonder what percentage of AMS pump malfunctions attributed to the new Tenacio pump vs. old MSP pump? I know couple of implanters who, after 2025 recall stopped implanting Tenacio altogether. Boston Scientific claims that they fixed the defect and it's all set but... I more or less decided on AMS implant and I intend to insist on MSP pump over Tenacio despite of it purportedly being less user friendly than Tenacio.
Nice observation, whatevery.
Yes, the total number of surgeries and who performed the surgery are definitely variables.
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