Inguinal Hernia Prosthesis

All-in-One Mesh Hernioplasty®The current issue with inguinal hernia surgery is the potential for chronic postoperative neuralgia and discomfort. The technique employed and the interference of the prostheses with the nervous and muscular structures of the inguinal canal may be responsible for the percentage of these complications (ranging from 1 to over 30%) when "operative-dependent" causes are excluded. The new surgical procedure "ALL IN ONE MESH HERNIOPLASTY" is designed to perform an anatomic and functional hernial plastic by utilizing a highly biocompatible prosthesis with reduced dimensions and a design that reinforces all the weaknesses of the inguinal canal. The prosthesis is then covered with the fibrocremasteric sheath. Neurargias and persistent "foreign body" sensations are prevented by the unique characteristics of the mesh, which are functional to the innovative technique.BENEFITS
A straightforward and anatomical surgical procedure that facilitates the rapid identification of the hernial sac.A brief learning curve.Reduced operating times are achieved by eliminating the necessity for the following: nerve isolation, preparation of the nest for a subaponeurotic network, restoration of prostheses, attachment to the muscle-aponeurotic structures, and the application of one or more plugs.The inguinal canal is directly and simultaneously reinforced in all areas of weakness.Utilizing a small mesh size.Improvement in patient comfort as a result of the prostheses' non-interference with the nervous and muscle-aponeurotic structures in the inguinal canal.