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Laparoscopic self-fixating mesh

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A laparoscopic self-fixating mesh is a special type of surgical mesh used in minimally invasive hernia repair and other abdominal wall reconstructions. Unlike traditional mesh that requires sutures, tacks, or glue for fixation, this mesh is designed with thousands of microgrips/hooks on one side that automatically attach to the surrounding tissue, providing secure placement without additional fixation.

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Key Features

Self-fixating design – eliminates or reduces the need for sutures or tacks.
Minimally invasive – designed for laparoscopic procedures, reducing post-operative pain.
Lightweight & flexible – conforms naturally to the anatomy.
Quick placement – saves time during surgery.
Stable fixation – reduces risk of mesh migration or folding.
Absorbable options – some types have resorbable microgrips that dissolve after tissue ingrowth.