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Cavender RK et al. – The low infection and extrusion rates observed may have been the result of the manufacturing process, which results in small, smooth–surfaced pellets; the absence of foreign material within the pellet packaging; and/or differences in the surgical implantation technique used. Though Testopel pellets have been used in the United States for several decades, more research is needed to document their safety and efficacy.

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