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Tailored Solutions for Visceral Surgery Some of our products may not be available in your country. Please contact your local distributor for more information. Legal information © FEG Textiltechnik mbH Aachen, Germany Design: high standArt, Osnabrück - hsam.de Photography: Schubert Fotografie, Ladbergen Computer images: Jean Philipp Ihle, Leipzig; IOVIS GmbH, Aachen Text: FEG + Peter Karl Müller, Münster Translation: mpü medpharm medtec biotec translations, Ulm Printed by: Druckerei Meyer, Osnabrück Date of publication: 01/04/2016 2
Expert Technologies in PVDF It all begins with a thread In the beginning, there was not just any thread but a filament made of PVDF*: tear-resistant, biocompatible and smooth. PVDF “naturally” supplies many of the properties characteristic of an ideal implant. However, the thread first has to be warp-knitted into a textile structure. Not just anyhow but tailor-made for the relevant indication. The right stitch makes the difference. Only through the right stitch can we achieve the “inner values” required, such as stability, elasticity and porosity. So the end result is not a “one fits all” implant but a specifically created DynaMesh ® high-tech product. A product which enables doctors to perform their duties as effectively as possible – and which gives patients many symptom-free and safe years. *The polymer PVDF The starting point for all DynaMesh ® products is a PVDF monofilament – a synthetic yarn made from polyvinylidene fluoride. Its diameter is between 0.085 and 0.165 mm. PVDF is an extremely ageing-resistant, thermoplastic fluoroplastic with suitably adapted elasticity. It is tear-resistant, biocompatible and produced with extreme precision. PVDF has been known to be a superior suture material since 1995; it has been used successfully in textile implants since 2003 [1,5]. www.dyna-mesh.com 3
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Page 5 and 6: Our promise You can rely on it What
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Page 9 and 10: Our development A specific solution
Page 11 and 12: DynaMesh ® products Excellent prop
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Page 23 and 24: Perfectly structured mesh Intraoper
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