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Correct vs. Incorrect Placement of Marlex Mesh with Subsequent Consequences

ID: exh39358
This stock medical exhibit features multiple images describing the correct versus incorrect placement of Marlex Mesh during the closure of the abdomen. Images include: 1. Proper mesh placement between muscle and fascial layers. 2. Incorrect placement on the interior aspect of the abdomen cavity with adhesion to abdominal contents (bowel). 3. Abdominal wall complication-defect and new closure with Gore-tex mesh. 4. Ultimate condition with Gore-tex mesh and 28 inches of small bowel removed.
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