Can a metal plate in your head get rusty?


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No

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No. it's a special alloy that won't rust
if they dont use the right metal yeah but most are of surgical grade and will not rust
no in order for rust to happen there must be oxygen!
needs air to develop rust. Unless you plan on drilling holes in the plate after installation, don't worry. Read the owners manual in cass you have more questions.
No, I think they're made of stainless steel or titanium.like replacement hips
Yes, but if it does, they replace it for free. Unfortunately, however, the guarantee does not cover labor, so you will have to pay for the operation to put the new one in. Most of the cost of the operation is probably covered by insurance, but you should check with your insurance company first.

If you think your's is rusting, you should see your doctor right away.
Everytime the microwave is turned on I piss my pants and forget who I am for 30 minutes.
no it doesn't my brother has one in his cheek and forehead when he got into a car accident
the dr's use either aluminum or titanium. both metals do not rust.
No the metal used in plating bones does not rust or disintegrate, I have a metal plate in my leg for a previous fracture.
They are made out of special alloy which do not rust
no
If it is inserted through surgery, it will not, because they use specially made metal plate.
If the metal plate entered your head by means of accident, it will get rusty and dangerous.
If it is titanium, then NO.

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