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 - TechniqueMethod
DynaMesh®-IPOM mesh implants were specially developed for the Intraperitoneal Onlay Mesh technique in laparoscopic and open hernia surgery.The cut-to-measure implant is placed and fixed intraperitoneally, with the PP side being deployed parietally and the PVDF side viscerally. The marking and fixation thread on the PP side of the mesh indicates the correct positioning (Phase 1).
The unique monofilament 2-component structure brings about ideal integration into the abdominal wall, a reduction in adhesions between the intestine and the mesh, and prophylaxis to prevent them. It ensures complete mesh incorporation during the fast and unimpeded development of the endogenous neo-peritoneum and provides highest patient comfort by its optimal bi-directional elasticity (Phase 2).
