I have heard of excessive scar tissue being a hindrance to I/P chemo. I have not heard of the reconstructive mesh being a problem. I had I/P and was able to complete it. I wish your mom the best. Marie
mesh is grafted onto the stomach lining to replace the omentum that is sometimes removed during major debulking for any abdominal surgery. It keeps the oragans left in place, such as the liver, spleen, kidneys, urinary bladder, large and small intestine, lower bowel and sometimes the lungs, from dropping out of place because of the removal of the ovaries, tubes,uterus and any bowel resection necessary. IP chemo would flow freely through this mesh. It is usually permanet and causes no problems. Good Luck Marty
Hi there. I had IP chemo, but now with the mesh. I'm not sure if I would have the right answers for you since I am unclear on the mesh reconstructive surgery. Please email me if you would like other info about IP chemo. Best of luck, Deandra
I do not have information on this, but I am posting to bump it up before it gets lost in the other posts. Hopefully someone will come along with some information for you.
Gail