Abdominal hernias are common issues in the clinical setting, burdening millions of patients
worldwide. Associated with pain, decreased quality of life, and severe potential …

Current research in the area of surgical mesh implants is somewhat limited to traditional
designs and synthesis of various mesh materials, whereas meshes with multiple functions …

Mesh-augmented hernia repair is the gold standard in abdominal wall and
hiatal/diaphragmatic hernia management and ranks among the most common procedures …

Surgical meshes composed of bioinert polymers such as polypropylene are widely used in
millions of hernia repair procedures to prevent the recurrence of organ protrusion from the …

Biofiber is a new generation of highly absorbent, and textured bandage with patented fiber
technology. Biofiber has a sophisticated texture that provides an optimum balance of …

Abstract Novel poly (ethylene 2, 5-furandicarboxylate) PEF nonwovens were produced by
solution electrospinning and further modification. To improve the wettability of the …

Hernias occur when part of an organ, typically the intestines, protrudes through a disruption
of the fascia in the abdominal wall, leading to patient pain, discomfort, and surgical …

Incisional hernia is a frequent complication after abdominal surgery. A previous study on rats
evaluated the use of a Pectin–Honey Hydrogel (PHH)-coated polypropylene (PP) mesh for …

Purpose Use of mesh is essential in hernia repair. A common complication after hernia
repair is surgical site infection (SSI), which poses a risk in spreading to the mesh, possibly …

The most widely taken medical approach toward hernia repair involves the implementation
of a prosthetic mesh to cover the herniated site and reinforce the weakened area of the …