… meshes, but concerns remain whether absorbable meshes … of fully absorbable meshes for
the repair of inguinal hernias, … an inguinal hernia repair with a fully absorbable mesh. Results…

… Figure 3 shows the collagen contents (%) of the mesh infiltrates 90 days after implant. …
absorbable meshes. These differences were significant with respect to the conventional PP mesh. …

… This literature review aimed to compare results from studies looking at nonabsorbable mesh
versus partially and completely absorbable mesh in inguinal hernia repair. Many studies in …

… We found no difference in clinical outcomes between absorbable and non-absorbable
tacks for mesh fixation in patients undergoing laparoscopic ventral hernia repair. The quality of …

… All patients undergoing incisional hernia repair in a contaminated surgical field with the use
of a biosynthetic long-term absorbable mesh (Phasix®) between May 2016 and September …

… Absorbable meshes can be synthetic or biological and were introduced in recent years for
… the use of absorbable meshes (synthetic and biologic) in paraesophageal hernia repair. …

… of meshes currently on the market for hernia repair. The first mesh developed were synthetic
meshes, … showed that absorbable meshes with a longer resorption rate may provide better …

… by choosing a hybrid mesh with an absorbable surface. Despite … In infected wounds, an
absorbable mesh is preferred, for … Finally, the surgeon should not forget that the way the mesh …

… The best alternative may well be to place inexpensive, absorbable, nonbiologic mesh, accept
hernia recurrence for now, and proceed to a more effective subsequent hernia repair at a …

… of mesh repair for very large hiatus hernia. In this study, we compared a sutured repair
technique with 2 different mesh types—absorbable … procedure in addition to hiatus hernia repair. …