At what point do you know you pumped your Titan to full capacity?

[edjohn]

Here are Titan’s recommended fill volumes. For those who ran out of fluid, what volume is mentioned in your operative reports?

He didn’t have the notes but said he put 140mL. I just ran out at 8 months which makes it almost undeniable in my mind… implants can increase well beyond spec.

[Texas Otter]

How did you know that you have run out of fluid? I think I am dealing with a similar situation at 7 months

[GoodWood]

How did you know that you have run out of fluid? I think I am dealing with a similar situation at 7 months

If you pump to maximum inflation and the bulb becomes flat (or partially flat) and does not refill, it usually means there is no more fluid left in the reservoir—you have transferred all of the available fluid into the cylinders.

If this happens consistently at the same point during inflation, it suggests a fluid-volume issue. If it happens only occasionally, or at different points during inflation, I would be more suspicious of a mechanical problem with the pump itself.

If you’re unsure which is the case, your surgeon can help evaluate the device and determine what’s going on.