Exhibit G2--List of Implants

EXHIBIT G2--Implant Brands and Manufacturers

The left-hand column is a list of companies, implant brands, "designer" implant names, and other names or phrases that might be used in medical records to describe a particular type of breast implant. The column to the right identifies the company with which that brand is associated for purposes of the Foreign Settlement Program ("FSP"). If implantation date ranges are supplied for an implant, an appropriate notation is to the right of each date range. Only implants identified as Bristol, Baxter or 3M are covered in the FSP.

BRAND/MANUFACTURER NAME	STATUS IN FOREIGN SETTLEMENT PROGRAM
3M	3M
AHS	Baxter
Aesthetech	Bristol
Alloplastic	Not Covered
American Heyer-Schulte	Baxter
American Hospital Supply	Baxter
Arion	Not Covered
Ashley Implanted before 9/1/71 Implanted 9/1/71 to 12/8/78 Implanted after 12/8/78	Bristol Baxter Bristol
Baxter	Baxter
Bebe	Not Covered
Beckein	Not Covered
Becker	Not Covered
Beckman	Not Covered
Biocell	Not Covered
Biodimensional	Not Covered
Biofill	Not Covered
Biomanufacturing	Not Covered
Bio-oncotic	Not Covered
Bioplasty	Not Covered
Biospan	Not Covered
Birnbaum	Baxter
Cabot	Not Covered
Calcorian	Not Covered
Capozzi Implanted before 9/1/71 Implanted after 8/31/71	Bristol Baxter
Cavon	Bristol
CBI Medical	Bristol
Controle Medicale	Not Covered
Cooper Surgical	Bristol
Corbet	Bristol
Cox Uphoff	Not Covered
Cronin	Dow Corning (Not Covered--but must list on Claim Form)
Cunard	Not Covered
CZV/CRS (Croissant Versafil Low Profile)	Not Covered
Dacron	Not Covered
Dahl	Bristol
Datron	Not Covered
Delayell	Not Covered
Delcon	Not Covered
Directa Span	Not Covered
Donnell	Not Covered
Dow Corning	Dow Corning (Not Covered--but must list on Claim Form)
DRI	Not Covered
DRIE	Not Covered
Dubin	Not Covered
DuPont	Not Covered
Edward Laboratories	Baxter
EHP (Enhanced High Profile)	Not Covered
Edward Weck & Co. Implanted before 9/1/71 Implanted 9/1/71 to 12/8/78 Implanted after 12/8/78	Bristol Baxter Bristol
Elicon	Not Covered
Emory	Not Covered
Etheron	Not Covered
Euromed	Not Covered
Euro-Silikon (or Euro-Silicone)	Not Covered
Fernander	Not Covered
Flat Span	Not Covered
FZV/SFV (Round Versafil LP Tissue Expander)	Not Covered
Georgiade	Bristol
Gibney	Not Covered
Grossman	Not Covered
Guthrie Implanted before 9/1/71 Implanted 9/1/71 to 12/8/78 Implanted after 12/8/78	Bristol Baxter Bristol
Hamricksholler	Not Covered
Hartley	Baxter
Heyer-Schulte Implanted before 3/31/84 Implanted after 3/30/84	Baxter Generally not covered; may be Baxter on special proof--see explanation following table
Heyer-Schulte Mentor	Not Covered
Higer-Sol	Not Covered
Hoest	Not Covered
Hypoplastic	Not Covered
Hyra	Not Covered
Integra	Not Covered
Intrashiel Implanted before 8/3/84 Implanted after 8/2/84	3M Generally not covered; may be 3M on special proof--see explanation following table
Intravent	Not Covered
IOC (Cylindrical Intraoperative Tissue Expander)	Not Covered
IOM (Intravent Intraoperative Expander)	Not Covered
IOS (Spherical Intraoperative Tissue Expander)	Not Covered
Isle	Not Covered
Ivalon	Not Covered
Jackson	Not Covered
Jellco	Not Covered
Jenny	Baxter
Jobe	Baxter
Johnson & Johnson	Not Covered
Jonas	Not Covered
Klein	Not Covered
Koken	Not Covered
Lab Sebbin	Not Covered
Lambardozzi	Not Covered
Lepetit Pharmaceutical	Not Covered
Litz	Not Covered
Mammatech	Not Covered
Magna-Site	Not Covered
Mann	Not Covered
Mark/M Surgical Implanted before 9/1/71 Implanted 9/1/71 to 12/8/78 Implanted after 12/8/78	Bristol Baxter Bristol
Markham Implanted before 9/1/71 Implanted 9/1/71 to 12/8/78 Implanted after 12/8/78	Bristol Baxter Bristol
Markham Medical Int'l Implanted before 9/1/71 Implanted 9/1/71 to 12/8/78 Implanted after 12/8/78	Bristol Baxter Bristol
Mathe	Not Covered
Maxwell	Not Covered
McCormick	Not Covered
McGhan Implanted before 8/3/84 Implanted after 8/2/84	3M Generally not covered; may be 3M on special proof--see explanation following table
McGregor	Not Covered
MEC	Bristol
Medasil	Not Covered
Medical Engineering Corporation	Bristol
Meme	Bristol
Meme ME	Bristol
Meme MP	Bristol
Mentle	Not Covered
Mentor	Not Covered
Metarse	Not Covered
MFE (Man Facelift Expander)	Not Covered
MFP	Dow Corning (Not Covered--but must list on Claim Form)
Microcell	Not Covered
Misty	Not Covered
Misty Gold	Not Covered
Morgantil	Not Covered
MSI	Dow Corning (Not Covered--but must list on Claim Form)
Mueller Implanted before 1/1/68 Implanted 1/1/68 to 8/31/74 Implanted 9/1/74 to 10/31/78 Implanted 11/1/78 to 3/30/84 Implanted after 3/30/84	Not Covered Dow Corning (Not Covered--but must list on Claim Form) Not Covered Baxter Generally not covered; may be Baxter on special proof--see explanation following table
Mulligan	Not Covered
Munna	Bristol
Nagor	Not Covered
Nagotex	Not Covered
Natrashiel	3M
Natural Y Implanted before 9/1/71 Implanted 9/1/71 to 12/8/78 Implanted after 12/8/78	Bristol Baxter Bristol
NFP (Non-Fixation Patch)	Dow Corning (Not Covered--but must list on Claim Form)
Nicola	Not Covered
Norman	Bristol
Nortec	Not Covered
OHP (Oval High Profile)	Not Covered
OLP (Oval Low Profile)	Not Covered
Optimam	Bristol
Pangman	Baxter
Papillon	Bristol
Paragel	Not Covered
Pardue	Not Covered
Perifil	Not Covered
Perras	Bristol
Perras-Papillon	Bristol
Phillips	Not Covered
Plastigel	Not Covered
Plastone	Not Covered
PMT	Not Covered
Polyurethane Implanted before 9/1/71 Implanted 9/1/71 to 12/8/78 Implanted after 12/8/78	Bristol Baxter Bristol
Poly Plastic Implanted before 9/1/71 Implanted after 8/31/71	Bristol Baxter
Poly Plastic Adjustable	Baxter
Porex	Not Covered
Precision	Not Covered
Process Mankind Technology	Not Covered
Promotel	Not Covered
Quin-Seal	Bristol
Radovan	Not Covered
Rand	Not Covered
RCP (Round Conical Profile)	Not Covered
RCR (Ruiz-Cohen Expanders)	Not Covered
RDD (Reverse Double Lumen DRIE)	Not Covered
RDL (Reverse Double Lumen)	Not Covered
RDL-XPAND	Not Covered
RDX (Round Double Lumen)	Not Covered
Regetect	Not Covered
Replicon	Bristol
Reverse Double Lumen	Not Covered
RHD (Round High Profile)	Not Covered
RHP (Round High Profile)	Not Covered
RLD (Round Low Profile DRIE)	Not Covered
RLP (Round Low Profile)	Not Covered
Roger Klein	Not Covered
RTV	Not Covered
RTV/RTT (Smooth/Textured)	Not Covered
Ruben	Not Covered
Rubicon	Not Covered
Ruiz-Cohen	Not Covered
Ryscien	Not Covered
RZV/SRV (Rectangular Versafil Tissue Expander)	Not Covered
Satin Lacey	Not Covered
SCC (Cylindrical Tissue Expander)	Not Covered
SCL	Bristol
SCS (Crescent Tissue Expander)	Not Covered
Sealthen	Not Covered
SEE (Mini-crescent Tissue Expander)	Not Covered
Sebbin	Not Covered
Secrofft	Not Covered
Serbital	Not Covered
Seropian	Baxter
SFS (Saline Fill Skin and Tissue Expander)	Not Covered
SGO (Saline Gel Oval)	Not Covered
SGR (Saline Gel Round)	Not Covered
Silastic	Dow Corning (Not Covered--but must list on Claim Form)
Silastic II	Dow Corning (Not Covered--but must list on Claim Form)
Silastic II MSI	Dow Corning (Not Covered--but must list on Claim Form)
Silicone Medicale	Not Covered
Silimed	Not Covered
Silitex	Not Covered
Silitex Becker	Not Covered
Silitex Spectrum	Not Covered
Simiplast	Not Covered
SLP (Single Lumen Adjustable)	Not Covered
SLS (Longitudinally Curved Tissue Expander)	Not Covered
Snyder	Bristol
SOE (Small Oval Tissue Expander)	Not Covered
Sofgel	Not Covered
SOS (Ear Shaped Tissue Expander)	Not Covered
Spectrum	Not Covered
SPS (Pear Shaped Tissue Expander)	Not Covered
SRS (Rectangular Tissue Expander)	Not Covered
SSS (Spherical Tissue Expander)	Not Covered
Sterling	Baxter
Storz	Not Covered
Summit Medical	Bristol
Surgical Specialities	Bristol
Surgitek	Bristol
Surigel	Not Covered
Switek	Not Covered
SWS (Wedge Shaped Tissue Expander)	Not Covered
Synopsis	Not Covered
Syntech	Not Covered
SZR (Round Low Profile Sizer)	Not Covered
Tab Products	Not Covered
Tabari	Baxter
TBD	Not Covered
Tecknar	Not Covered
Tis-U-Sol	Not Covered
TLL (Triple Lumen Round)	Not Covered
Travenol	Baxter
Tri-Lumen	Not Covered
TRL (Tri-Lumen Implants)	Not Covered
TSO (Triple Lumen Low Profile Oval)	Not Covered
TSR ( Triple Lumen Round Low Profile)	Not Covered
UHP	Not Covered
Ultra High Performance	Not Covered
Unimed/Unitech	Not Covered
Uroplasty	Not Covered
Usign	Not Covered
Varifil	Dow Corning (Not Covered--but must list on Claim Form)
Versafil	Not Covered
V. Mueller Implanted before 1/1/68 Implanted 1/1/68 to 8/31/74 Implanted 9/1/74 to 10/31/78 Implanted 11/1/78 to 3/30/84 Implanted after 3/30/84	Not Covered Dow Corning (Not Covered--but must list on Claim Form) Not Covered Baxter Generally not covered; may be Baxter on special proof--see explanation following table
Vogue	Bristol
Wagner	Baxter
Webster	Bristol
Weck Implanted before 9/1/71 Implanted 9/1/71 to 12/8/78 Implanted after 12/8/78	Bristol Baxter Bristol
Weiner	Not Covered
Wenthol	Not Covered
Wilshire Tech	Not Covered
Williams	Baxter
Wood	Bristol

For a Heyer-Schulte, Mueller, or V. Mueller implant implanted after March 30, 1984, to be considered a Baxter implant for purposes of the FSP:

You must provide proof that your implants have a Baxter lot number or the implant package label showing that it is an American Heyer-Schulte or American Hospital Supply implant. This list of Heyer-Schulte lot numbers qualifying as Baxter implants is available upon request from the Claims Office. A catalog or style number is not the same as a lot number. Heyer-Schulte catalog and style numbers do establish that implants are Heyer-Schulte, but do not allow us to classify them as Baxter if implantation was after March 30, 1984.

For a McGhan or Intrashiel implant implanted after August 2, 1984, to be considered a 3M implant for purposes of the FSP:

You must provide proof that the implant had the name "3M" on it or that it has a 3M serial number or that it has a catalog number that was only used by 3M (and not also used by McGhan after August 2, 1984). The list of 3M serial numbers, as well as the list of McGhan and 3M catalog numbers, is available upon request from the Claims Office.

Inquiries about specific lot and catalog numbers should be faxed to the Claims Office at 713-951-7010, or addressed to Claims Assistance Counsel, telephone 513-665-9770.

RULES RELATING TO PROOF OF MANUFACTURER

ACCEPTABLE PROOF

One of the following types of acceptable proof for an implant covered by Bristol, Baxter, or 3M must be attached to the Foreign Claim Form or have been previously provided to the Claims Office. (NOTE: THE COURT CAUTIONS AGAINST RELYING UPON PROOF OF MANUFACTURER PREVIOUSLY SUBMITTED TO THE CLAIMS OFFICE UNDER THE ORIGINAL GLOBAL SETTLEMENT AS IT MAY NOT SATISFY ANY OF THE ACCEPTABLE METHODS OF PROOF UNDER THE RSPF. THIS CAUTION IS PARTICULARLY IMPORTANT FOR CLAIMANTS WHO DO NOT SUBMIT FOREIGN CLAIM FORMS UNTIL 1999 SINCE CLAIMANTS MAY NOT LEARN FROM THE CLAIMS OFFICE OF DEFICIENCIES OR PROBLEMS WITH THE PROOF IN TIME TO FILE ACCEPTABLE PROOF BY THE FINAL DEADLINE OF JUNE 15, 1999.)

The Claims Office will continue to explore the possibility that other types of proof might be acceptable. If any such additional types are determined to be acceptable, this information will be available from the Claims Office and will be posted on the Court's webpage.

Acceptable Proof Based on Implantation Records

1. Hospital records of the implanting surgeon's report of the surgery--written at the time of the implantation surgery--that specify the brand name or manufacturer of the implants that were implanted.

2. A certified copy of medical records that contain the implant package label. Note: certification of the copy is only required if the label --

(A) is on a page that does not affirmatively reveal it to be a part of the participant's hospital or medical records; and

(B) does not have a lot number or serial number on it.

3. Implant labels clearly marked with lot or serial number. The Claims Office maintains a list of these numbers to ensure that no duplicates are used. These labels do not have to be certified.

4. Records of the implanting surgeon--written at the time of (or very shortly after) the implantation surgery--that specify the brand name or manufacturer of the implants that were implanted.

5. An affirmative statement from the implanting physician (or a responsible person at the treating facility where the implantation took place) attesting that the participant was implanted with a particular manufacturer's implants. The person making this affirmative statement must also provide the basis for that conclusion. This type of proof is acceptable only if the records described in #1 and #2 above are not available, and must include a description of what steps were taken to secure the types of proof outlined in #1 and #2 above and explain why those records were not available.

This type of proof is only acceptable for implantations occurring in the following countries where, according to the Settling Defendants, implants covered by the RSPF were distributed:

	Argentina (only Bristol & 3M)	Mexico (only Bristol & 3M)
	Australia	New Zealand (only Baxter & Bristol)
	Brazil (only Bristol & 3M)	Norway
	Canada	Pakistan (only Baxter & Bristol)
	Chile (only Bristol)	Peru (only Bristol)
	Columbia (only Bristol)	Phillipines (only Baxter & Bristol)
	European Union counties	Saudi Arabia (only Baxter & Bristol)
	Hong Kong (only Baxter & Bristol)	Singapore (only Baxter & Bristol)
	Iceland (only Bristol)	South Africa
	India	Switzerland
	Iran (only Baxter)	Taiwan (only Bristol & 3M)
	Israel (only Baxter & Bristol)	Thailand (only Baxter)
	Japan	Turkey (only Baxter & Bristol)
	Kenya (only Bristol)	Venezuela (only Bristol)
	Korea (only Bristol & 3M)	Yugoslavia (only Bristol)
	Lebanon (only Bristol)

6. A health insurance claim form, signed by the implanting physician reasonably close to the date of the surgery, naming the type of implant used.

7. Manufacturer or brand-specific implant control sheets, with cross-reference to a specific patient, that reasonably appear to be contemporaneously-kept records in the hospital or implanting physician's office.

8. Manufacturer's invoice or packing list contained in claimant's medical or hospital records relating to the implant surgery. If the Claims Office cannot determine that the invoice or packing list actually was included in those records, a certified copy of the records or a supplemental statement from the records custodian may be required.

9. Manufacturer's catalog with a particular type of implant circled or otherwise marked, if contained in a certified copy of the participant's medical or hospital implantation records.

10. Warranties mentioning a particular type of breast implant, if contained in a certified copy of the participant's medical or hospital implantation records.

11. Surgitek's form "Patient Informed Consent - Gel Filled Mammary Implants" signed by the implant recipient and dated close to the date of the implantation surgery, accompanied by other contemporaneous medical or hospital records verifying that the implantation surgery actually occurred.

Note: although claim documentation not in the English language ordinarily must be translated into English and be accompanied by an appropriate statement from the translator (see paragraph 22 in the Notice), this translation and statement is not required for medical and hospital records offered as proof of manufacturer if, without any such translation, the Claims Office will be able to determine that the proof is acceptable under rules 1-4 or 6-11 above.

Acceptable Proof Based on Explantation Records

12. For explantations before January 1, 1996, contemporaneous medical records of the explanting physician specifically stating that an explanted breast implant is a "McGhan" or "3M". (In this limited instance, the physician does not have to state the basis for that conclusion. The statement identifying McGhan or 3M must, however, be a statement of fact and not merely an expression of opinion.) If the explantation record states that the removed implant is a McGhan, the implantation must have occurred before August 3, 1984.

13. Proof that an explanted breast implant had at least one of the following specific characteristics unique to the manufacturer's products--that characteristic being established either (A) in a contemporaneous medical record of the explanting physician (or other physician or appropriate professional who examined the implant during or after removal surgery) written at the time of the examination of the implant or (B) by a photograph of an explanted breast implant if the photograph is accompanied by a statement from the explanting physician identifying the breast implant in the photograph as one removed from the claimant:

Unique identifiers for Bristol implants are:

A polyurethane implant implanted before September 1, 1971, or after December 8, 1978, and for this identifier an implant shell exhibiting roughness due to adhesive can be treated as a "polyurethane" implant even if the foam cover is gone.
A bilumen implant with a standard gel implant within, but not attached to, an outer inflatable elastomer shell.
An implant having an SSI valve. An SSI valve can be mentioned by name or by description: a circular valve that looks like a button, having a slightly rounded dome. It is dacron-mesh reinforced.
An implant having a Quin-Seal valve. This valve is flat and its entry site is marked with a white dot.
An adjustable reconstructive implant with two puncture seal sites (shell and column).
An implant with "SCL" molded on the shell.
An implant with radiopaque size markers.
An implant having a Y-shaped septum (provided implantation occurred before September 1 1971, or after December 8, 1978).

Unique identifiers for Baxter implants implanted before 3/31/84 are:

A polyurethane implant implanted from September 1, 1971, to December 28, 1978, and for this identifier an implant shell exhibiting roughness due to adhesive can be treated as a "polyurethane" implant even if the form cover is gone.
An implant with horizontal thin silicone tubing approximately 1mm in diameter. The tubing lies from edge to edge of patch for orientation purposes. Ends of tubing are "RTV'd" closed.
An implant with a butterfly silicone fixation patch which is perforated to allow tissue ingrowth. The edges of the patch, but not the face, are adhesed to the main patch.
An implant with a molded or cast number composed of a single letter A, B, or C and followed by a single-digit number.
An implant with a "spiral" or "target" imprinted design composed of concentric rings located on the main patch.
An implant with a retention valve positioned at acute angle to flange.
An implant with a diaphragm (Jenny) valve placed on the anterior face of the implant. (On round styles, valve will be at apex of the anterior face.)

Unique identifiers for 3M implants are:

An implant with "3M" or "3M McGhan" stamped on the outside of the envelope.
For implants after March 1, 1975, and before August 3, 1984, an implant containing a patch with two concentric circles and a white dot in the center.

EXAMPLES OF UNACCEPTABLE PROOF

A claimant's recollection (or that of a friend or relative) regarding the brand name or manufacturer of her implant.
Records from the International Implant Registry.
Identifying reports from a physician who examined the implants during or after removal surgery, if identifiers not on the list of unique characteristics are the basis of identification, or if the physician fails to specify the characteristics assumed to be unique, or if the physician merely opines, based on his or her experience, that the prosthesis was made by a certain manufacturer.
A non-contemporaneous statement by the implanting physician, attempting to supply the acceptable proof found in #5 of the list of acceptable types of proof, but qualifying the affirmative statement concerning the type of implant used in a particular patient by phrases like "if I remember correctly" or "to the best of my memory."
A non-contemporaneous statement by the implanting physician, attempting to provide the acceptable proof found in #5 on the list of types of acceptable proof, that does not name the participant as the person receiving a particular type or brand of implant.
Pre-operative records indicating the brand or manufacturer of implants the surgeon planned to use in a surgery that took place later.