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Mechanical characterization of abdominal walls repaired by the application of a reinforcing mesh
Exploring the mechanism of recurrence of abdominal hernia repair is a complex and vast subject. However, it remains a major challenge because to date, no specific solution exists to decrease the number of recurrences. Apart from the latter, other aspects such as pain and management are essential to
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