Triangle Pattern Cranial titanium mesh is a biocompatible, malleable implant made from commercially pure titanium or titanium alloy (such as Ti-6Al-4V). It is used in neurosurgery and craniofacial surgery for the repair, reconstruction, and reinforcement of cranial bone defects, as well as for fixation of bone flaps after craniotomy. The mesh can be cut, contoured, and shaped intraoperatively to match the patient’s anatomy.

Its perforated structure helps reduce implant weight, allows fluid drainage and tissue ingrowth, and provides a scaffold for reconstruction. It can be used alone or together with titanium screws and fixation plates. Cranial titanium mesh is available in preformed, malleable, and patient-specific (CT-based) designs.