PROCEED™ Ventral Patch
A sterile, self-expanding, partially absorbable, flexible laminate mesh device designed for the open repair of ventral hernias that require the addition of a reinforcing material to obtain the designed surgical result.1A Mesh repairs demonstrated superior to suture repair in multiple open hernia repairs; with a recurrence rate of 0-10% vs. up to 63% with conventional suture repair.2BC
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A. 157 patients underwent laparoscopic hernia repair using the TSM. The 12-month recurrence rate for this TSM was 1.3%.
B. Based on a MEDLINE search of the literature.
C. The mesh repair reoccurrence rates vary between 0% - 10% with a follow-up period of at least 12 months, with one exception when patients were followed up for between 6 and 33 months. The suture group recurrence rate after 24 months was 63%.
- Bringman S, Tollens T, Murdoch J, Jones P, Mitchell J, McRoy L. Laparoscopic hernia repair surgery using a tissue-separating flat mesh (TSM)—12 month patient reported outcomes from the international hernia mesh registry (IHMR).
- Cassar K, Munro A. Surgical treatment of incisional hernia. Br J Surg. 2002; 89(5):534-545.
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