Verschiedene Techniken von Leistenhernien und ventralen Bauchwandhernien in minimal invasiver Technik (#FL347)
2025-05-12 / 06:30 PM to 2025-05-13 / 05:00 PM [Timezone: Europe/Berlin]
Exclusively for participants from Germany
Sehr geehrte Kollegin, sehr geehrter Kollege,
dieser LiSTO.academy Workshop richtet sich an erfahrene Hernienchirurg*innen die diese Verfahren unter Einsatz von DynaMesh®-Implantaten in ihrer Praxis einsetzen möchten.
In unserer Klinik in Lübbecke wollen wir Ihnen im Rahmen eines Hospitationstages besondere Fälle und neueste OP-Verfahren vorstellen. Der inhaltliche Schwerpunkt des Workshops liegt auf folgenden Themen:
– eTEP – enhanced-view Total ExtraPeritoneal mit DynaMesh®-CICAT
– Reparation von Bauchwand- und Narbenhernienen in IPOM-Technik mit DynaMesh®-IPOM
– TEP vs TAPP mit DynaMesh®-Endolap und Endolap 3D
Agenda:
12.05.2025 / 18:30 Uhr:
Vorträge und Abendessen
13.05.2025 / 8:00 Uhr – open End
Hospitationstag
Wir freuen uns Sie persönlich in Lübbecke begrüßen zu dürfen!
DynaMesh®-CICAT implants are designed for soft tissue reinforcement and soft tissue bridging of the fascial and connective tissue structures of the abdominal wall as part of surgical treatment for epigastric hernias, umbilical or incisional hernias, and also as part of incisional hernia prevention.
DynaMesh®-IPOM implants are designed for soft tissue reinforcement and soft tissue bridging of the fascial and connective tissue structures of the abdominal wall as part of surgical treatment for epigastric hernias, umbilical or incisional hernias, and parastomal hernias following ostomy surgery.
DynaMesh®-ENDOLAP implants serve to support the tissue and stabilise the fascial structures of the groin. They were specially developed for the endoscopic (laparoscopic) repair of inguinal hernias using common minimally invasive surgical techniques (TEP and TAPP).
DynaMesh®-ENDOLAP 3D implants are used to reinforce connective tissue structures in the groin region. They were specially developed for the endoscopic (laparoscopic) repair of inguinal hernias using current minimally invasive surgical techniques (TEP and TAPP).
Scientific Member
Exclusively for participants from Germany
