Sofradim Production

Genevieve Doucet

Pierre Bailly

Mylene Desorme

Thierry Brune

Xavier Couderc

Cecile Beausseron-Valentin

Jean-Claude Sgro

The present invention relates to a device () for facilitating the implantation of a surgical mesh () having at least one barbed face (), said device comprising:

Device for facilitating the implantation of a surgical mesh

The invention relates to a prosthesis for supporting a breast implant comprising:

Prosthesis for supporting a breast structure

The present disclosure describes kits for surgical repair of soft tissue defects, including hernias. The kits include any combination of components selected from an implantable sheet, a central tie, a delivery tool, a rolling device, and an insertion member. Packaging for the kits and/or components and methods of using the kits and/or components are also provided.

Kits for surgical repair of soft tissue defects and components, packaging, and methods of use thereof

The invention relates to a prosthesis () for the repair of an inguinal hernia comprising:

Textile-based prosthesis for treatment of inguinal hernia

The present invention relates to a device () for introducing a flexible prosthesis into a surgical incision, comprising a globally tubular body () having a proximal end () and a distal end (), said tubular body being designed for receiving the prosthesis in a folded configuration in a sliding way, wherein the tubular body is provided with an open longitudinal slit () extending from said proximal end () to said distal end (), and wherein said distal end is provided with a distal semi-tubular rounded extension ().

Whale concept-folding mesh for TIPP procedure for inguinal hernia

The present invention relates to a device () for introducing a flexible prosthesis into a surgical incision, comprising a globally tubular body () having a proximal end () and a distal end (), said tubular body being designed for receiving the prosthesis in a folded configuration in a sliding way,

Whale concept&#x2014;folding mesh for TIPP procedure for inguinal hernia

The invention relates to a prosthesis () for the repair of an inguinal hernia comprising: characterized in that said frame comprises a convex cranial segment (), a caudal segment (), a lateral corner segment () joining together the convex cranial segment and the caudal segment, and a folding segment () joining a medial end of said convex cranial segment to a point located on the caudal segment while leaving the region of the medial end of the textile free of any frame, said frame being able to adopt an unstressed configuration, in which said textile is deployed, and a stressed configuration, in which said convex cranial segment, said caudal segment and said folding segment are substantially collected together and aligned on one folding direction, said textile forming thereby at least one fold along said folding direction.

The present invention relates to a prosthesis () comprising a flexible mesh (), which is delimited by a peripheral outer edge (), and a reinforcing element for said mesh, characterized in that said reinforcing element comprises at least one sheet of semi-rigid and flexible material defining a continuous vaulted structure () that has an inner face () and an outer face (), at least the base () of said vaulted structure being fixed to the peripheral outer edge of said mesh.

Prothesis comprising a reinforced mesh

The present disclosure relates to a surgical fastener for attaching a prosthesis intended to repair a hernial defect of the abdominal wall, the prosthesis has at least two layers made of a biocompatible flexible material joined together at least one assembly zone, so as to define an internal space delimited by a substantially circular peripheral contour. The internal space is accessible to said surgical fastener that includes at least one body forming a reinforcing section that includes an open ring intended to extend substantially along at least one part of the substantially circular substantially circular peripheral contour. The open ring is connected to an attachment arm that extends substantially radially towards the inside and is intended to be anchored in the abdominal wall.

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Villefrancehe sur Saone, France

Genevieve Doucet