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with a supplied introduction tool. The two mesh layers are sutured together with ePTFE suture. The Composix L/P is also available with the ECHO PS (Fig.4.110). The green balloon shown in the gure will be inated to rm up the mesh to allow for accurate positioning and xation. There is an attached blue tubing on the oppo­site side (not seen in the gure) that is pulled through the abdominal wall to center the mesh. It is then cut and attached to a syringe that is used to inate the balloon. Once xation is completed, the balloon is deated and removed.
DynaMesh IPOM is a similar PP weave as the DynaMesh described earlier in this chapter (Fig. 4.19) but it is slightly lighter in weight than the latter product (Fig. 4.111). This version is intertwined with a monolament of polyvinylidene
Fig. 4.110 Composix L/P mesh with Echo PS
Fig. 4.111 DynaMesh IPOM
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uoride (PVDF). Because of this PVDF tissue-separating component it can be placed onto the viscera. The suture noted in the gure signies which side should be placed against the abdominal wall, as it is impossible to be certain with the naked eye which side is the parietal surface. Intra mesh is a combination of nonwoven PP on one side with a layer of silicone on the other as a tissue separating material (Fig.4.112). It is one of the few materials available with this silicone barrier. This side is marked with a cross and “intra side” in black silicone ink. IntraMesh T1 is similar to the Composix product line in that it is composed of one layer of PP and a second layer of ePTFE (Fig.4.113). It is the only material that possesses lines on the product to delineate the midportions of each side to ease positioning for the laparo­scopic/robotic approach. Cousin Biotech also sells a “mesh roller” which is a device to aid in the rolling of these materials to ease insertion into the abdominal cavity through a trocar. IS 180 is part of the intra-swing composite family, which is a mac­roperforated three-dimensional POL with a coating of PUR (tissue- separating) on one surface (Fig.4.114). It is congured in a variety of shapes with or without PP sutures to aid in xation. The company also has an available Easy-Catch EC device to be used for laparoscopic introduction of the material into the abdominal cavity. Prex is similar in concept to the IS 180 but, as shown in the photo, there are
Fig. 4.112 Intra mesh
Fig. 4.113 IntraMesh T1
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preplaced sutures to allow for positioning of the product (Fig.4.115). It is one of the few products that include pre-attached sutures with straight needles on them.
Plurimesh (PCMC) is a similar concept as the CMC except that it is designed for incisional or parastomal hernia repair (Fig.4.116). It has sewn seams that can be
Fig. 4.114 IS 180
Fig. 4.115 Prex
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Fig. 4.116 Plurimesh
Fig. 4.117 Rebound
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used to cut the mesh to conform to the needs of the hernia treated. Rebound HRD V is a unique material in that it is PP that has a ring of nitinol to stiffen the product and is available as an oval shape for umbilical hernia repair (Fig.4.117). It is designed for use in the preperitoneal space and does not have a separate coating. It is placed in this section due to fact that it has signicantly different components. Relimesh is another product that incorporates the PP on one surface and ePTFE on the other to allow placement against the viscera. It is a lighter weight product compared to other HerniaMesh products. Because of this, it can be rolled for insertion via a trocar. It is marked to aid in positioning and xation. SMH2+ has been previously described in the preformed inguinal hernia mesh section and is PP and PUR.It is also indicated for ventral hernias as well (Fig.4.88). SM3+ is polyester with impregnated polyure- thane and is a at mesh but is also congured in anatomical shapes for inguinal or femoral hernia repair (Fig.4.118).
SurgiMesh XB has a non-woven, non-knitted structure as does the SurgiMesh WN described earlier but it has an additional layer of silicone to allow contact with
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Fig. 4.118 SM3+
Fig. 4.119 Surgimesh XB
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the viscera and is microperforated (Fig.4.119). This product is available in different shape including a circular one that has an attached suture as a positioning aid (Tintra C). TiMesh is the same material that has been described in several locations within this chapter (Fig.4.37). The titanized PPM can be used in the intraperitoneal loca­tion (per the manufacturer). Another titanized PPM is that of TiO
Mesh (Fig.4.40).
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This is described in the Miscellaneous Flat Mesh section above. Umbilical CMC is round and includes blue stitching and tethers to aid in positioning (Fig.4.120).
Ventralex is a self-expanding PP device (because of the outer ring of polydioxa­none) that has ePTFE on one side to allow placement adjacent to viscera (Fig.4.121). It is round but smaller than the larger products such as the Composix products described above. It is intended for use in the smaller defects of the abdominal wall such as trocar or umbilical hernias. Two long straps are attached that are very long as this product can be inserted through a laparoscopic trocar to aid in the prevention of trocar hernias. When used during robotic incisional hernia repair, the straps
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Fig. 4.120 Umbilical CMC
Fig. 4.121 Ventralex
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Fig. 4.122 Ventrio hernia patch
should be removed prior to insertion. The Ventrio Hernia Patch is comprised of two layers of PP that are stitched to an ePTFE layer as the tissue-separating component (Fig. 4.122). Within the PP surface there are “tubes” that house an absorbable polydioxanone (PDO) monolament ring(s) to give the mesh rigidity to aid in posi­tioning and xation. The purple PDO ring is absorbed within 6–8months.
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4.13 Stomal Hernia Prevention andRepair Products
The development of a hernia wherever a stoma is created has been the challenge in the life of all patients with some type of an ostomy. Traditionally, relocation or pri­mary closure was used to repair these hernias but this is now considered a poor choice as this method or repair is fraught with failure in most cases. Consequently, the use of a prosthetic material has become nearly standard to repair these hernias. In fact, recent trends indicate that the use of a mesh of some type when the stoma is created may be the preferred option. Prevention has become the new effort in mesh construction (Table 4.19). Many of these involve the use of one of the biologic, synthetic absorbable or permanent products described earlier in this chapter. As with many of the other products in this chapter, these can generally be used with the open or laparoscopic/robotic techniques. The materials are specic to ostomy her­nia repair but other techniques such as the Sugarbaker onlay utilize one of the at meshes described earlier in this chapter.
Colostomy Mesh is a single layer PP product (Fig.4.123). It has a ve-centimeter hole in the center of the material through which the intestine can be placed during stomal creation. Of course, the mesh can be cut if this product is used in the repair of a parastomal hernia. It is available in a “rigid” and a “semi-rigid” construction. It is not coated and must not be place in the intraperitoneal space.
DynaMesh-IPST, like its parent material, is made of both PVDF and PP (Fig.4.124). It is preshaped and three-dimensional through which the intestine is placed. This is generally used during the creation of the ostomy rather than during
Fig. 4.123 Colostomy mesh
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the repair of a parastomal hernia in an effort to prevent the development of a hernia. If used in that fashion it, too, would need to be cut to allow placement around the stomal hernia repair. Parietex Composite Parastomal Mesh is of the same material (polyester) as that described previously during descriptions of the Parietex products. This device is supplied in two sizes and is available with a hole or without a hole but with a central band (Figs.4.125 and 4.126). The available opening of the hole can
Table 4.19 Stomal prostheses
Fig. 4.124 DynaMesh IPST
Colostomy Mesh, HerniaMesh, Torino, Italy DynaMesh-IPST, FEG Textiltechnik mbH,
Aachen, Germany Parietex Composite Parastomal Mesh,
Medtronic, Minneapolis, MN Plurimesh Clear Mesh Composite (PCMC),
Di.pro Medical Devices, Torino, Italy TiLENE Guard, GfE Medizintechnik,
Nuremburg, Germany
Fig. 4.125 Parietex parastomal with hole (All rights reserved; used with permission of Medtronic, Inc.)
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either be 3.5cm or 5.0cm. Plurimesh (PCMC) has already been described for inci­sional and ventral hernia repair. It can also be used for parastomal hernia repair (Fig.4.116). It is supplied in such a manner that it can be cut to conrm to whatever the size the surgeon chooses.
TiLENE Guard is of titanized PP that contains a ap, which is closed after the intestine is placed through the central hole (Fig.4.127). It is supplied in the light and
Fig. 4.126 Parietex parastomal without hole (All rights reserved; used with permission of Medtronic, Inc.)
Fig. 4.127 TiLENE guard
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dual-weight (light and medium) meshes. There is a set, which contains TiLENE mesh that is to be applied as a “sandwich” technique to repair or prevent herniation through the stomal exit location.

4.14 Hiatal Hernia Repair Products

The use of permanent meshes to repair hiatal hernias has been commonplace for many years. The introduction of the biologic products has resulted in a decline in the application of the permanent products at this position. The real concern is of erosion of the product into the esophagus or infection with a per­manent prosthesis. While the application of flat meshes such as unprotected PP or POL has been used, these products were designed to mitigate against these concerns (Table4.20).
Bio-A is the same material discussed at the beginning of this chapter and is not permanent. It is made of the PGA-TMC but is congured into a shape that can be modied by the surgeon if desired (Fig.4.128). It can be glued or sutured in place. The Biodesign Hiatal Hernia Graft is the same family of products described in the biologic section but this has been congured similar to the Bio-A with a “U”-shaped cutout of the material. RH Implant is of the similar material of the other products
Fig. 4.128 Bio-A hiatal
Table 4.20 Hiatal hernia
repair products
Bio-A Hiatal, W.L Gore & Associates, Elkhart, DE, USA
Biodesign Hiatal Hernia Graft, Cook Medical, Bloomington, IL, USA
RH Implant, Microval, Saint-Just-Malmont, France
Parietex Composite (PCO) Hiatal Mesh, Medtronic, Minneapolis, MN, USA
Phasix ST, C.R.Bard, Warwick, RI, USA TiLENE Hiatus, GfE Medizintechnik,
Nuremburg, Germany TiSURE, GfE Medizintechnik, Nuremburg,
Germany