This review presents the clinical background to abdominal wall reconstruction, the different types of surgical meshes employed and known mechanisms of infection. It is shown that there are major physico-chemical differences between available meshes, which, in combination with the location of the mesh, the surgical technique applied and hernia type involved influence the infection potential. (c) 2007 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.</p
Incisional hernia is by far the most common complication after laparotomies, occurring in 10 – 20%. ...
.Reconstruction of complex hernias of abdominal wall can be asso- ciated with a high complication ra...
AbstractPurposeComplex contaminated or infected abdominal wall defects present a particularly challe...
This review presents the clinical background to abdominal wall reconstruction, the different types o...
The use of mesh has become standard in abdominal wall hernia repair. Infection of the implanted mesh...
The incidence of deep infection using a synthetic mesh in inguinal hernia repair is low and reported...
Biological meshes are mostly used in infected fields within complex abdominal wall hernia repairs. T...
OBJECTIVE: To study the influence of morphology of surgical meshes on the course of bacterial infect...
Objective: To study the influence of morphology of surgical meshes on the course of bacterial infect...
The use of meshes to repair incisional hernias has been shown to reduce the recurrence rate, though ...
During the last century, surgeons have tried to improve hernia surgery results using prosthetic mate...
There are unacceptably high rates of recurrence following surgery for incision hernia repair using s...
During the last century, surgeons have tried to improve hernia surgery results using prosthetic mate...
Incisional hernia is by far the most common complication after laparotomies, occurring in 10 – 20%. ...
.Reconstruction of complex hernias of abdominal wall can be asso- ciated with a high complication ra...
AbstractPurposeComplex contaminated or infected abdominal wall defects present a particularly challe...
This review presents the clinical background to abdominal wall reconstruction, the different types o...
The use of mesh has become standard in abdominal wall hernia repair. Infection of the implanted mesh...
The incidence of deep infection using a synthetic mesh in inguinal hernia repair is low and reported...
Biological meshes are mostly used in infected fields within complex abdominal wall hernia repairs. T...
OBJECTIVE: To study the influence of morphology of surgical meshes on the course of bacterial infect...
Objective: To study the influence of morphology of surgical meshes on the course of bacterial infect...
The use of meshes to repair incisional hernias has been shown to reduce the recurrence rate, though ...
During the last century, surgeons have tried to improve hernia surgery results using prosthetic mate...
There are unacceptably high rates of recurrence following surgery for incision hernia repair using s...
During the last century, surgeons have tried to improve hernia surgery results using prosthetic mate...
Incisional hernia is by far the most common complication after laparotomies, occurring in 10 – 20%. ...
.Reconstruction of complex hernias of abdominal wall can be asso- ciated with a high complication ra...
AbstractPurposeComplex contaminated or infected abdominal wall defects present a particularly challe...