3D mesh hernia surgery refers to a hernia repair procedure in which a three-dimensional (3D) mesh is utilized to reinforce the weakened abdominal wall or hernia defect. The mesh is made of a biocompatible material that provides support to the surrounding tissues and helps prevent the recurrence of the hernia. Unlike traditional flat mesh, which may not conform optimally to the patient’s anatomy, 3D mesh is designed to better adapt to the contours of the abdominal wall, enhancing its effectiveness in hernia repair. This technique is commonly used in laparoscopic hernia repair procedures, offering improved outcomes and reduced risk of complications.

• Types: 3D mesh hernia surgery refers to the use of three-dimensional mesh implants to reinforce the abdominal wall during hernia repair. Types of hernias that may be treated with 3D mesh surgery include inguinal hernias, umbilical hernias, ventral hernias, and incisional hernias.
• Treatment: During 3D mesh hernia surgery, the mesh implant is placed over the hernia defect to provide support and prevent recurrence. The three-dimensional structure of the mesh allows for better adaptation to the patient’s anatomy and improved outcomes compared to traditional flat mesh implants.