54 devices · GMDN 47986
Female stress urinary incontinence surgical mesh-sling, synthetic polymer devices are woven or knitted strips made from non-bioabsorbable synthetic materials like polypropylene. They are permanently implanted to support the urethra and treat stress urinary incontinence caused by urethral hypermobility or sphincter deficiency.
These devices are typically supplied with disposable implantation tools and may include adjustment sutures containing bioabsorbable materials. They are available through various surgical approaches and are regulated as medical devices intended for permanent implantation.
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