SERA MESH ^® PA

The SERA MESH ^® mesh implants were developed for hernia surgery. SERA MESH ^® mesh implants strengthen or bridge damaged body structures in the long term.

Advantages

•large pore structure

•cuttable and dimensionally stable

•only 1/3 remaining foreign material after resorption

•orientation strips

•numerous dimensions available

Product data SERA MESH ^® PA

Material : Polypropylene / polyglycolic acid caprolactone
undyed, monofilament, partially resorbable
Area weight before resorption approx. 90 g/m ² / after resorption approx. 30 g/m ²
The PGACL portion is resorbed after approx. 90 – 120 days.

Dimensions: 11× 6cm
12× 10cm 15×5cm 15×10cm 15
×
15cm
30 ×15cm 30× 30cm preshaped: 13× 8cm 13.5× 6cm

pore size :~ 2 × 3mm

General

The partially resorbable SERA MESH ^® PA combines optimal handling for the surgeon with proven tissue compatibility. The monofilament polyglycolic acid-caprolactone part is resorbed and a soft polypropylene implant remains. It can be cut to an individual ideal size – without fraying at the cut edges. Due to the textile structure, further tearing at the incisions is not possible. Before the partial resorption , SERA MESH ^® PA is characterized by very good handling when laying the implant, especially with a minimally invasive procedure. In contrast to partially absorbable comparable products, the basic structure of SERA MESH ^{® remains}PA fully preserved after absorption.

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Incontinence & Retention

Incontinence is any loss of urine, without the patient's will. It is a very common problem, since it affects 20-30% of the general population. It is more common in women, while in men the rates vary between 3 and 10% with the highest rates after the age of 60. In women it occurs in small rates in the first years of life.