PVPS - Ethicon PROCEED™ Ventral Patch Composite Absorbable Surgical Mesh – 4.3 cm × 4.3 cm – Small – Hernia Mesh & Fixation – PVPS (Box of 2)

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PROCEED™ Ventral Patch is a composite absorbable surgical mesh providing temporary ventral hernia reinforcement with controlled tissue separation and predictable absorption, designed to minimise visceral adhesion formation.

PROCEED™ Ventral Patch, product code PVPS, is a composite absorbable ventral hernia repair patch designed for small ventral hernia defects where temporary reinforcement and tissue protection are required.

The patch combines an absorbable support structure with a bioresorbable barrier layer intended to separate viscera from the abdominal wall during the critical healing phase. As tissue repair progresses, the absorbable components are gradually resorbed, reducing long-term foreign body presence.

This Small variant (4.3 cm × 4.3 cm) is suitable for targeted ventral hernia repair where limited coverage is clinically appropriate. The patch is supplied sterile and intended for professional surgical use within the Hernia Mesh & Fixation category.

• Key Features
• Composite absorbable ventral hernia patch
• Designed to support temporary abdominal wall reinforcement
• Bioabsorbable barrier to help minimise visceral adhesion risk
• 4.3 cm × 4.3 cm small configuration
• Pre-formed patch for ease of placement
• Sterile, single-use — Box of 2
• Technical Specifications
• Brand: PROCEED™
• Product Name: PROCEED™ Ventral Patch
• Division: Hernia Mesh
• Category: Hernia Mesh & Fixation
• Product Code: PVPS
• GTIN: 20705031132419
• Type: Composite absorbable surgical mesh
• Dimensions: 4.3 cm × 4.3 cm
• Size: Small
• Unit of Measure: Box (2 each)
• Packaging: Box of 2
• Status: Active
• Suitable For
• Small ventral hernia repair
• Temporary abdominal wall reinforcement
• Situations where absorbable composite mesh is preferred
• Procedures requiring visceral tissue separation during healing