Abstract: An implant for suspension of the urinary bladder in bases of incontinence of urine in women has a flat, flexible basic structure. Two first projections (5, 6) and two second projections (7, 8) start from a triangle-like to elongated oval basis (1). The two first projections (5, 6) run on opposite sides of the longitudinal axis (L--L) of the base (1), and the two second projections (7, 8) likewise run on opposite sides of the longitudinal axis (L--L) of the base (1), but generally in the opposite direction to the two first projections (5, 6).

Abstract: A plug (101) for connection to the stripped end of a heart electrode wire or of another implantable wire comprises a contact piece (110), the front region of which is constructed as a plug pin (112) and the rear region (114) of which has a recess (118), an insulating housing (120) which surrounds the rear region (114) of the contact piece (110) and leaves free access to the recess (118), and a clamping piece (130) which, in the assembled state, engages with the recess (118), whereby the stripped wire end is bent round and clamped in the recess (118).

Abstract: A multi-layered implant has at least two layers, of which at least two have a different porosity. A woven or knitted mesh, e.g., can be provided completely or partly with a porous fleece layer on one side or on both sides. The porosity can vary within a fleece layer. A layer of the multi-layered implant can also consist of a film. Resorbable and non-resorbable substances are considered as materials.