Abstract:The use of surgical textile implants (so-called "mesh") for hernia repair is an accepted standard. They may cause mesh-related problems such as chronic pain, migration or fistula formation. Nevertheless, these polymer-based textile meshes are often invisible by conventional imaging methods like computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). In this study we outlined the major steps in the development of a MRvisible textile implant, which can be used in patients. To achieve MR-visability, ferroo… Show more
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