Special Mesh Implants for the Intraperitoneal Onlay Mesh Technique used in Hernia Surgery- Non-coated 100% synthetic 2-component textile structure (PVDF + PP)
- Open-pore monofilament mesh
- Fast and complete growing-in of peritoneum and simultaneous reduction of adhesions between intestine and mesh
- Minimal foreign body reaction
- Optimum handling when performing laparoscopic and open techniques
Handling
Material -
reduces adhesion without additional chemical coatings
Histology -
30 dayse after Implantation*
Method -
For the IntraPeritoneale Onlay Mesh - TechniqueHistology
DynaMesh-IPOM 30 dayse after Implantation*DynaMesh-IPOM enables outstanding post-operative results:
- No seroma and haematoma formation between mesh and abdominal wall thanks to maximum liquid permeability
- Quick recovery and minimal levels of post-operative pain thanks to ideal transvere and longitudinal elasticity
- Minimal adhesion induction due to the use of PVDF
- High long-term safety and patient comfort thanks to minimal mesh shrinkage and excellent dynamometric properties
- No scar plate formation (Bridging) thanks to optimally scaled pore sizes
| The problems associated with standard ePTFE or pure PP implants (e.g. pronounced fibrosis formation, pronounced implant shrinkage, intestinal adhesions) are effectively avoided. The deployment of DynaMesh-IPOM also reduces foreign-body reactivity to a minimum:
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