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"                      <p class=\"imgtitle\">Todd</p>           GALVESTON &ndash; Four Texas City women claim they suffered complications after getting breast implants, recent court documents say.<br /><br />In lawsuits filed against Mentor Worldwide LLC, Johnson & Johnson and Ethicon Inc., plaintiffs Shana McDearmon, Christie Briones, Brandy Perez and Tammie Floyd claim that they underwent implementations of two 375cc breast implants only to subsequently experience leakages.<br /><br />The suits were filed Feb. 17 in Galveston County District Court.<br /><br />According to the original petitions, each of the plaintiffs required surgery to remove the saline-filled implants, which were designed, manufactured and marketed by the defendants.<br /><br />\"The defendants were each negligent and grossly negligent in failing to conduct tests, research or establish procedures sufficient to establish the safety and integrity of the saline-filled breast implants,\" the suit says.<br /><br />The women show that their ordeals inflicted physical pain and suffering and mental anguish upon them. They consequently seek unspecified monetary damages.<br /><br />Attorney Alton C. Todd of Friendswood is representing the complainants.<br /><br />Case Nos. 11-cv-0278-81<br />"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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