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 - TechniqueMaterial: PP+PVDF
The concept of the 2-component-structure composed of non-adhesive PVDF (88%) and the adhesive PP (12%) features a fundamental advantage: PVDF does not adhere to the bowel while the PP-side of the mesh is incorporated fast and without complications into the abdominal wall.The polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) monofilament used beside polypropylene (PP) monofilament in DynaMesh-IPOM implants reduces adhesion without additional chemical coatings and offers the following advantages compared to conventional implant materials:
- Highest patient comfort due to excellent biocompatibility and outstanding dynamometric properties
- Highest patient safety due to superior durability
- Optimal handling features due to cut-to-size and overlapping possibilities of meshes
