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Marlex Polypropylene

Known as: Marlex, Polypropylene, Marlex 
National Institutes of Health

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Review
1986
Review
1986
The open management of the septic abdomen.
The mortality rate of severe intra-abdominal infections is still very high. The open management of the abdomen is a method of… 
1982
1982
The complicated septic abdominal wound.
Since 1975, we have treated 21 patients with severe postoperative liquefaction fascial necrosis of the abdominal wall (group A… 
1980
1980
Repair of abdominal wall defects: Gore-Tex vs. Marlex graft.
The purpose of this study was to provide experimental evidence for the role of Gore-Tex polytetraflourethylene as an abdominal… 
1977
1977
[Use of acrylic prosthesis for the repair of large defects of the chest wall (author's transl)].
The experience of the authors is based on 17 patients 28 to 76 years old. The defect was always too large to be filled by the… 
1968
1968
Surgery of tumours in the thoracic portion of the trachea
We have operated on nine patients suffering from benign or malignant tumours in the thoracic portion of the trachea. The main… 
Review
1967
Review
1967
Marlex mesh grafts in inguinal hernia repair.
THE CLINICAL use of Marlex mesh in inguinal hernia repair was first described by Usher in 1959.1Prior to this, the material had… 
1964
1964
RESECTION OF TRACHEAL CYLINDROMA USING CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS.
Surgical resection of primary tumors of the cervical or upper thoracic trachea is usually carried out by performing the resection… 
Review
1963
Review
1963
Circumferential Replacement of Thoracic Trachea with Marlex Mesh
COMPLETE SURGICAL REMOVAL of tumors primarily or secondarily involving the trachea may require segmental excision. Occasionally… 
1962
1962
Replacement of the cervical esophagus with Marlex mesh.
1961
1961
Synthetic materials for bridging diaphragm and chest wall defects. An evaluation of five materials.
Diaphragmatic defects may be of such magnitude that they preclude repair or reconstruction without the incorporation of a foreign… 
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