MAS: Remove the breast tissue of industrial crime

Jean Claude Mas founder Ampelnt Protais poly (French)

Acknowledged founder of the French company took place in the international health scandal that he used silicone material is not authorized for use in breast tissue industry, but said the recommendation for women of France removed the "crime".
Jean-Claude Mas founder Polly Ampelnt Protais in an interview with Radio (RTL) on Wednesday he did not deny that the silicone gel homemade which was used is licensed by the regulatory bodies, and mocked the idea that it involves a health risk.
The MAS said that "there is no scientific or medical reason" to believe that the gel used by the industrial company to fill in the tissues was poisonous.
And attacked Diamond French Health Minister Xavier Bertrand, said, "decided this man (Bertrand) to compensate for the patients even if there is no medical reason to do so. Why pay the cost of removing tissue cultivated for women despite the presence of real danger in this surgery (removal) of this resolution a crime" .
The scandal erupted in December / January when the French government advised the 30 thousand women have undergone breast tissue culture produced by the company Poly Ampelnt Protais French removed, because of reports that are more susceptible to disruption of tissue shoddy medical.
The focus of attention on the death of a French woman with cancer last year she had undergone surgery for tissue culture.
Did not do countries such as Britain, Brazil and Argentina also sold its tissues, as did France.
France has said it will pay the cost of removing the tissue's poly Ampelnt Protais cultivated for French women, and the cost of new implants for women who had put tissue after breast cancer.
The company has sold French - once the third largest manufacturer of breast tissue in the world - controversial breast tissue to about 300 thousand women all over the world, before the health authorities closed down in March / March 2010, the company is now bankrupt.Health officials say that the company used non-medical silicone in their tissues without disclosing it to health authorities.
He has not been charged in a case, but a judiciary source told Reuters that four to six company managers appear before a court in Marseille in October / November on charges of fraud and commercial fraud.

Source: Reuters