Hernia Mesh
Hernia mesh is a medical device that supports damaged tissue around hernias. Surgeons place the mesh across the area surrounding the hernia, attaching it with stitches, staples or glue.


Polypropylene Non Absorbable Mesh
Polypropylene mesh is a synthetic surgical mesh used for hernia and other soft tissue repairs. It works as a scaffold. Surgeons stitch torn tissue to the mesh to close a hernia. This leaves less tension on the damaged tissue. Polypropylene mesh is the most widely-used type of mesh for hernia repair. Polypropylene mesh comes in either woven or non-woven sheets. And polypropylene mesh can be cut or shaped for specific types of hernia repairs.