Title: lessons learned from 227 biological meshes used for the surgical treatment of ventral abdominal defects source: article: n.
Baldan.
20q8, published online: 19 january 2019 © springer-verlag france sas, part of springer nature 2019.
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According to literature source of study performed, from january 2010 to march 2016, a total of 227 patients whose ventral abdominal defects were reconstructed with a biological mesh were included in the study, and the device was used in 94 of the cases.
Patients were divided according to the 2010 four-level surgical-site complication risk grading system proposed by the ventral hernia working group (vhwg): grade 1 (g1, 12 cases), grade 2 (g2, 68 cases), grade 3 (g3, 112 cases), and grade 4 (g4, 35 cases).
It was also reported that 11 patients died from the high-risk vhwg group (grades 3 and 4).
Death was due to cardiovascular or respiratory complications (3 cases), multiple organ failure (4 cases), sepsis (3 cases), or acute necrotizing pancreatitis (1 case).
The types of mesh the patients had implanted were not reported.
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