Целый ряд вопросов диагностики, лечения и профилактики гнойно-септических
осложнений при имплантации сетчатых эндопротезов в настоящее время весьма …

Background Although rare, mesh migration or erosion into viscera has been reported as
case report, and most of the cases involved with the urinary bladder. With the increasing use …

Background Tension-free repair using mesh is a common inguinal hernia surgical
procedure. However, various complications such as mesh-related infection and recurrence …

Mesh migration and penetration into abdominal viscera rarely occur after laparoscopic
inguinal hernia repair. We present the first case of mesh migration into the sigmoid colon …

Purpose Choice of the best possible fixation system in terms of safety and effectiveness for
intraperitoneal mesh placement in hernia surgery remains controversial. The aim of the …

Ventral hernias present a challenging surgical problem, carrying a high rate of recurrence
after primary repair. Numerous studies have established the superiority of mesh implantation …

A number of issues in diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of purulent and septic
complications in implantation of mesh are currently very far from being resolved. Patients …

Introduction and importance Mesh migration into urinary bladder is one of the rare
complications following inguinal hernia repair (Laparoscopic/Open). On reviewing the …

Background The complications induced by mesh, such as foreign body reaction, deep-
seated infection, mesh migration and perforation into viscera, have been reported …

Background The use of the self-gripping mesh (Progrip™) during laparoscopic inguinal
hernia has been proved to be effective and eliminates the need of additional fixation …