Ethicon PROLENE Knitted Polypropylene Mesh Non-Absorbable Surgical Mesh – 30 cm × 30 cm – Square – Hernia Mesh & Fixation – PML3 (Box of 3) (PML3)

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PROLENE knitted polypropylene mesh is a non-absorbable surgical implant providing durable, permanent reinforcement for abdominal wall and hernia repair with reliable tissue integration.

PROLENE Knitted Polypropylene Mesh, product code PML3, is a non-absorbable surgical mesh designed for permanent reinforcement of abdominal wall and hernia defects. Manufactured from knitted polypropylene, the mesh provides durable tensile strength and long-term structural support while allowing tissue ingrowth.

This variant is supplied in a 30 cm × 30 cm square configuration, making it suitable for large-area reinforcement in ventral, incisional, or complex hernia repairs. The knitted construction allows the mesh to be trimmed intraoperatively without unraveling, enabling surgeons to tailor placement to patient anatomy.

PML3 is intended for permanent implantation and is supplied sterile for professional surgical use within the Hernia Mesh & Fixation category.

• Key Features
• Non-absorbable polypropylene surgical mesh
• Knitted construction for strength and flexibility
• Designed for permanent abdominal wall reinforcement
• Trim-to-fit without fraying
• 30 cm × 30 cm square configuration
• Sterile, single-use — Box of 3
• Technical Specifications
• Brand: PROLENE
• Division: Medical Devices
• Category: Hernia Mesh & Fixation
• Product Code: PML3
• GTIN: 20705031075631
• Material: Polypropylene
• Structure: Knitted mesh
• Absorbability: Non-absorbable
• Dimensions: 30 cm × 30 cm
• Shape: Square
• Unit of Measure: Box (3 each)
• Packaging: Box of 3
• Status: Active
• Suitable For
• Ventral hernia repair
• Abdominal wall fascial reinforcement
• Incisional and complex hernia repair
• Procedures requiring permanent synthetic mesh support