STAT+: New details on a risky medical device show need for more FDA transparency, researchers say
STAT
NOVEMBER 20, 2024
Tonya Brand was horrified to find a piece of metal poking out of her inner thigh while relaxing at her house in Georgia in 2011. She had no idea what it could be. It was only after extensive imaging that her doctors realized what had happened: A medical device that had been implanted in her two years earlier to catch blood clots had broken and was now migrating to different parts of her body.
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