Bard Sepramesh IP Composite

Bard* Sepramesh* IP Composite >>>

Davol is excited to offer an innovative mesh combined with a proven absorbable

barrier to minimize tissue attachment to the mesh.  The absorbable layer is built

on a foundation of proven Sepra* adhesion barrier technology, supported by 11 years

of clinically demonstrated success.  Bard* Sepramesh* IP Composite merges a

polypropylene mesh with a hydrogel safety coating, resulting in a permeable repair.


Benefits:

*Hydrogel barrier minimizes tissue attachment to the prosthesis

*Bioresorbable fibers reinforce mesh strength and bind the mesh to the hydrogel coating

*Deep tissue incorporation

*Easily cut to customize shape and size

*Ideal memory for laparoscopic repair

*Material choices – NO ORC (oxidized regenerated cellulose) and NO polyester


The Repair

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Bard Ventralex Hernia Patch

Bard* Ventralex* Hernia Patch>>>

Self-expanding polypropylene and ePTFE patch with positioning strap for repair of ventral

and umbilical hernias



Benefits:

# Positioning strap facilitates placement, positioning and suturing

# Memory recoil ring allows patch to “pop open”, lay flat and maintain its shape

# Polypropylene side encourages tissue ingrowth; ePTFE side minimizes tissue attachment

 
Bard Dulex Mesh

Bard* Dulex* Mesh>>>

Dual-sided ePTFE mesh for intra-abdominal ventral hernia repair


Benefits:

*Micro-porous structure on one side minimizes visceral attachment to prosthesis

*Other side is a macro-porous structure designed to promote tissue ingrowth

*35x more tissue ingrowth capacity than Gore-Tex® DualMesh* Corduroy Biomaterial

 
Bard Composix Kugel Patch

Bard* Composix* Kugel* Patch>>>

Self-expanding polypropylene/ePTFE mesh for an open approach to intra-abdominal
ventral hernia repair.


Benefits:

* Two distinctly different sides: monofilament polypropylene mesh promotes ingrowth and submicronic ePTFE barrier minimizes adhesions to prosthesis
* Memory recoil ring causes mesh to spring into place, lie flat
* Reduced need for perimeter sutures can diminish post-op pain
 
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