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Marlex Polypropylene

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

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2001
2001
The Use of a Gore-Tex Soft-Tissue Patch to Repair Large Full-Thickness Defects After Subtotal Sternectomy: A Report of Three Cases
Primary tumors of the sternum are rare, accounting for approximately 1% of primary bone tumors1. Most of these primary tumors are… 
1986
1986
New technique for repairing large ventral incisional hernias with Marlex mesh.
  • R. Pa
  • 1986
  • Corpus ID: 77632407
When incisional hernias are irreparable with conventional methods, the foregoing technique of Marlex mesh repair is extremely… 
1981
1981
Experimental evaluation of techniques of gastric partitioning for morbid obesity.
Fifty stapled gastric partitions were performed upon dogs using five techniques, three of which used strips of Marlex or Teflon… 
1978
1978
The use of polyethylene mesh (Marlex) as an adjunct in reconstructive surgery of the extremities.
When Marlex mesh is inserted into the body it serves as a scaffold into which migrates fibroblastic tissue. Throughout the… 
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… 
1975
1975
Reconstruction of trachea with Marlex mesh pericardium following circumferential excision.
1968
1968
Tracheal reconstruction with silastic reinforced dacron.
THE USE of synthetic materials for reconstruction of the trachea presents some special problems in that the material should be… 
1965
1965
MARLEX 50 AS A REPLACEMENT FOR THE MANDIBULAR CONDYLE.
1962
1962
Marlex mesh: a new polyethylene mesh for replacing tissue defects.
1959
1959
Marlex mesh--a new plastic mesh for the repair of hernia.