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Upsylon™ Y-Mesh

and Colpassist™ Vaginal Positioning Device

Upsylon Y-Mesh beauty shot.
Upsylon mesh visual.
Close up view of mesh.
Colpassist Vaginal Positioning Device.
Durable design reduces risk of suture pullout (59% stronger suture pull-out strength vs. Restorelle, 39% stronger vs. Vertessa Lite)*

*Results based on bench testing. Bench testing may not necessarily be indicative of clinical performance.
Unique finishing process that is designed to help the mesh lay flat during fixation.
Large pores — designed for ease of suture passing and visibility.
The Colpassist Vaginal Positioning Device is specifically designed for vaginal positioning in gynecologic procedures and as a suturing platform for vaginal wall fixation during sacrocolpopexy.

Upsylon™ Y-mesh for Sacrocolpopexy

Upsylon™ Y-mesh is intentionally designed to offer a balance of low density and high durability to facilitate mesh positioning and placement during sacrocolpopexy.

Upsylon™ Y-mesh is 25 g/m2, stronger than ultra-lightweight mesh, ≤20 g/m2, where construct is more susceptible to tearing at attachment point.*

*Results based on bench testing. Bench testing may not necessarily be indicative of clinical performance.

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Product Details

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Durable

Proven strength at a low density.

  • Greater resistance to tearing at attachment point than ultra-lightweight mesh*
  • Durable design reduces risk of suture pullout (59% stronger suture pull-out strength vs. Restorelle, 39% stronger vs. Vertessa Lite)*
  • Intentionally designed 25 g/m2, stronger than ultra-lightweight mesh, ≤20 g/m2, where construct is more susceptible to tearing at attachment point*

*Results based on bench testing. Bench testing may not necessarily be indicative of clinical performance.

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Dynamic Design

Mesh properties optimized to match mechanical characteristics of the vaginal wall.1

  • Pore size designed to help promote mesh integration with tissue
  • Trimmable and customizable to meet patient needs without fraying or unraveling
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Optimized Handling

Handling characteristics designed for positioning, placement, and fixation.

  • Blue color — Designed to provide enhanced visualization of mesh in the surgical field
  • Unique finishing process provides smoother, thinner mesh and optimal bending stiffness, allowing mesh to lay flat and resist tenting during fixation
  • Enhanced with the Colpassist Vaginal Positioning Device to help create flat suturing surface and provide multi-direction vaginal manipulation
 
Upsylon™ Y-Mesh infographic displaying thickness, shape, strength and color.
 

Colpassist Vaginal Positioning Device

The Colpassist Vaginal Positioning Device is specifically designed for vaginal positioning in gynecologic procedures and as a suturing platform for vaginal wall fixation during sacrocolpopexy.

  • Two size end options create a flat suturing surface
  • Multi-direction vaginal manipulation during dissection and mesh placement
 

Ordering Information

Order NumberUPNGTINDescriptionQuantity
831820M006831820008714729839217Upsylon Y-MeshEach
831821M0068318210
08714729848097Colpassist Vaginal Positioning DeviceEach
831222M006831822008714729848103Upsylon Y-Mesh and Colpassist Vaginal Positioning Device KitEach
 

 Get in touch with our team

Whether you’re looking to trial an Upsylon Y-Mesh and/or the Colpassist Vaginal Positioning Device or have general questions about the products, please fill out the fields below and a member of our team will contact you.

 

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References

1. Baah-Dwomoh, A., McGuire, J., Tan, T., and De Vita, R. (September 2, 2016). “Mechanical Properties of Female Reproductive Organs and Supporting Connective Tissues: A Review of the Current State of Knowledge.” ASME. Appl. Mech. Rev. November 2016; 68(6): 060801.
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