CTICasesPeri-Implant Gas
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Imaging findings
Incidental observation of peri-implant gas around a breast implant.
Key takeaways
Peri-implant gas is an uncommon, usually benign, incidental observation. It can be influenced by factors such as high altitude, which may predispose to the accumulation of nitrogen gas adjacent to implants.
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