Surgical mesh is a sterile medical device used to provide support and reinforcement to weakened or damaged tissue. It is commonly used in hernia repairs, pelvic organ prolapse, and abdominal wall reconstruction during surgery. The mesh promotes tissue integration and reduces the risk of recurrence.

Key Features:

• Material:

  • Polypropylene (PP): Lightweight, non-absorbable, commonly used

  • Polyglycolic acid (PGA), Polyglactin 910: Absorbable options for temporary reinforcement

  • Composite Meshes: Combine absorbable and non-absorbable layers for advanced applications

• Mesh Type:

  • Monofilament or multifilament

  • Macroporous or microporous for tissue integration and drainage

• Size Options:

  • Available in various dimensions (e.g., 6×11 cm, 15×15 cm, custom sizes)

  • Can be cut to shape during surgery

• Sterilization:

  • Gamma radiation or ethylene oxide sterilized

• Packaging:

  • Individually packaged and sealed for sterility

  • Shelf life typically 3–5 years