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Analysis of retromuscular drain output and postoperative outcomes for heavyweight versus mediumweight polypropylene mesh following open ventral hernia repair

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Published Online: 2024-02-26

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Essani, V.

Maskal, S. M. http://orcid.org/0000-0001-7072-1944
Ellis, R. C.

Messer, N.

Tu, C.

Miller, B. T.

Petro, C. C.

Beffa, L. R. A.

Krpata, D. M.

Prabhu, A. S.

Rosen, M. J.
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Article History

Received: 22 November 2023

Accepted: 21 January 2024

First Online: 26 February 2024

Declarations

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: The authors accepted no funding or financial support related to this work. Clayton Petro has research grants from Central Surgical Association, American Hernia Society and SAGES and acts as a consultant for BD and Surgimatix. Michael Rosen is the medical director of Abdominal Core Health Quality Collaborative and has stock options with Ariste. Ajita Prabhu accepts speaking fees and research support paid to institution from Intuitive Surgical, consulting fees and is on the Advisory Board for CMR Surgical and is on the Advisory Board for Surgimatix. Lucas Beffa accepts honoraria from Intuitive Surgical. Sara Maskal accepted a resident research grant from ACHQC. Varisha Essani, Nir Messer, Benjamin Miller, Ryan Ellis, David Krpata, and Chao Tu have no financial disclosures.

: This research was conducted with ethical approval from the Cleveland Clinic Institutional Review Board in compliance with the Helsinki Declaration.

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