PubMed · 13550185
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B MAUPIN. 1958. [Silicones and hydrofugation technics in physiological practice].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/13550185/
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The use of the Shaw hemostatic scalpel eliminates the frustration and physical fatigue formerly associated with the carving of solid silicone implants from blocks of silicone of all grades. It enables very accurate shaping and saves operating and anesthesia time. The smooth end product may, in many cases, eliminate the need for factory-made implants. This method of shaping silicone block is highly recommended. It is not suggested that the instrument should be purchased for this purpose alone, but if purchase of the scalpel is being considered for other purposes, this may be a significant factor in the decision.
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