When anatomic

design meets

real-world needs,

it’s just right.


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Dextile™ anatomic mesh
The right balance of anatomic shape, increased coverage size†,
porosity and strength.1-5

When convenience
and confidence Meet
right in the middle,
it’s just right.

Our goal is to give real-world surgeons a real-world solution that improves ease of handling while improving anatomical compliance.

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Strength

meets

HANDLING2,4

transparency

meets

porosity5

Shape

meets

Coverage1,3

The right balance of
research and
collaboration.

Dextile™ anatomical mesh is a product of a collaboration with more than 100 HCPs worldwide. Clinician feedback helped us create this unique, truly anatomical mesh to adapt with the contours of the inguinal anatomy.1

THE RIGHT SHAPE.
The right design.

A truly anatomical polypropylene mesh with a patented 3-D shape that conforms to contours of the inguinal region.1,6 Dextile™ anatomical mesh provides wide coverage of the myopectineal orifice, minimizing the risk of recurrence.3,4,7And with large pores for excellent tissue integration and improved visualization5,8,9,‡ - it’s just right.

EVERY FEATURE WORKING TOGETHER
TO MAKE HERNIA REPAIR
EASIER FOR THE SURGEON
AND MORE ADAPTABLE TO THE BODY.

  1. Monofilament polypropylene textile
  2. Inferior flap adapts to contoured asymmetrical inguinal anatomy
  3. Unsealed inferior edge improves anatomical compliance1,3,4
  4. 3-D anatomic shape for wide coverage of myopectineal orifice1,3,4
  5. Large pore size for excellent tissue integration5,8,9,‡
  6. The medial edge aligns with the patient’s midline
  7. Green letters facilitate orientation toward patient’s midline1,10
  8. Sealed edge maintains shape after trocar passage4,10,11

A BALANCED APPROACH
TO INGUINAL HERNIA REPAIR

Designed specifically for minimally invasive inguinal hernia repair, including conventional TAPP and TEP and TAPP robotic techniques.11 Dextile™ mesh has the right combination of qualities for equal or better intraoperative handling compared to the competition.

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† Compared to Bard 3DMax™* and Bard 3DMax™* Light.

‡ Animal data may not correlate with human clinical outcomes.

Ω Based on cadaver lab testing involving twelve U.S. and EU surgeons with strong 3DMAX™* and 3DMAX™* light experience.

§ Ease of use includes trocar introduction, deployment and positioning.


REFERENCES:

1. Based on internal test report #43008CR268. Design output file Merlin. February 2019.

2. Based on internal test report#43008CR315, Dextile™ anatomical mesh vs 3DMax™* Light mesh: mesh physical and mechanical comparison. August 2019.

3. Based on internal report #43008CR339, Support for marketing claims related to surface of Dextile™ anatomical mesh vs. competitors. August 2019.

4. Based on internal report #Dextile™ anatomical mesh, Surgeon interview report. July 2019.

5. Based on internal report #43008CR336, Support for marketing claims related to the Dextile™ anatomical mesh transparency. August 2019.

6. Based on Medtronic patent #US-20180318057-A1, Prosthesis for inguinal hernia repair. November 2018.

7. HerniaSurge Group. International guidelines for groin hernia management. Hernia. 2018 Feb;22(1):1-165.

8. Weyhe D, Cobb W, Lecuivre J, et al. Large pore size and controlled mesh elongation are relevant predictors for mesh integration quality and low shrinkage – Systematic analysis of key parameters of meshes in a novel minipig hernia model. Int J Surg. 2015;22: 46–53. July 2015.

9. Based on Phycher report #IMP-Toxsys-1 month-PH-19-0218 final report. August 2019.

10. Based on internal report #43008CR316a, Evaluation of Dextile™ anatomical mesh through human cadaver lab-PRL design validation. July 2019.

11. Based on internal report #43008CR343, Robotically assisted inguinal hernia surgery–review considering Dextile™ anatomical mesh. September 2019.

12. Based on internal report #43008CR326, Support for marketing claims related to Dextile™ anatomical mesh handling. August 2019.

13. Based on internal report #43008CR344, Support to marketing claim related to Dextile™ anatomical mesh ease of use vs Bard 3DMax™* light. August 2019.