Full coverage abdominal anatomic hernia mesh

A full coverage abdominal anatomic hernia mesh comprising:

• an upper mesh section;
• a lower mesh section;
• a lateral edge;
• a horizontal axis;
• a first vertical axis;
• a second vertical axis;
• a third vertical axis;
• a fourth vertical axis;
• the lateral edge comprising a first inflection point, an upper concave edge, a second inflection point, a lower-left concave edge, a third inflection point, a lower convex edge, a fourth inflection point, and a lower-right concave edge;
• the upper mesh section being adjacently connected to the lower mesh section along the horizontal axis;
• the lateral edge being perimetrically positioned around the upper mesh section and the lower mesh section;
• the first inflection point and the second inflection point being oppositely positioned of each other about the horizontal axis;
• the upper concave edge being positioned adjacent to the upper mesh section;
• the upper concave edge being extended from the first inflection point to the second inflection point;
• the lower-left concave edge, the third inflection point, the lower convex edge, the fourth inflection point, and the lower-right concave edge being positioned adjacent to the lower mesh section;
• the lower convex edge being symmetrically positioned in between the first inflection point and the second inflection point;
• the third inflection point and the fourth inflection point being oppositely positioned of each other about the lower convex edge;
• the lower-left concave edge being extended from the second inflection point to the third inflection point;
• the lower-right concave edge being extended from the first inflection point to the fourth inflection point;
• the first vertical axis being perpendicularly positioned to the horizontal axis;
• the first vertical axis being linearly extended from the first inflection point to the upper concave edge;
• the second vertical axis being perpendicularly positioned to the horizontal axis;
• the second vertical axis being linearly extended from the second inflection point to the upper concave edge;
• the third vertical axis being perpendicularly positioned to the horizontal axis;
• the third vertical axis being positioned adjacent to the second inflection point;
• the third vertical axis being linearly extended from the horizontal axis to the third inflection point;
• the fourth vertical axis being perpendicularly positioned to the horizontal axis;
• the fourth vertical axis being positioned adjacent to the first inflection point;
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• the fourth vertical axis being linearly extended from the horizontal axis to the fourth inflection point.