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Comparison of outcomes between preservation or division of the uterine round ligament in laparoscopic groin hernia repair in females: a meta-analysis and trial sequential analysis. [PDF]
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Notes on the anatomy of the groin with reference to the production and relations inguinal hernia
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Groin hernias are among the most common indications for surgery worldwide, affecting both men and women, with a significantly higher prevalence in men. These hernias occur when intra-abdominal contents protrude through a weakened area in the groin region, most commonly as inguinal or femoral hernias.
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Groin hernias are among the most common indications for surgery worldwide, affecting both men and women, with a significantly higher prevalence in men. These hernias occur when intra-abdominal contents protrude through a weakened area in the groin region, most commonly as inguinal or femoral hernias.
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Surgery (Oxford), 2021
Abstract A groin hernia is a common presenting complaint for adults and surgical repair is usually recommended. Patients may present with swelling or pain in the groin and one should be cognisant of the surgical emergency of a strangulating or obstructing hernia.
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Abstract A groin hernia is a common presenting complaint for adults and surgical repair is usually recommended. Patients may present with swelling or pain in the groin and one should be cognisant of the surgical emergency of a strangulating or obstructing hernia.
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Repeated Groin Hernia Recurrences
Annals of Surgery, 2009To describe the characteristics of patients undergoing multiple groin hernia repairs and to identify strategies that prevent further recurrence.Although relatively infrequent, recurrent groin hernias where several repairs have previously been undertaken constitutes a major problem in hernia surgery.
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2017
Groin hernias are a very important health problem in the elderly because of their high frequency and high incidence of complications. Elective surgery may be performed in the absence of postoperative complications and mortality. Surgical technique does not change in different age groups, and local anaesthesia provides good acceptance and excellent ...
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Groin hernias are a very important health problem in the elderly because of their high frequency and high incidence of complications. Elective surgery may be performed in the absence of postoperative complications and mortality. Surgical technique does not change in different age groups, and local anaesthesia provides good acceptance and excellent ...
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Groin Hernia Repair: Anesthesia
World Journal of Surgery, 2005AbstractThe choice of anesthesia for groin hernia repair is between general, regional (epidural or spinal), and local anesthesia. Existing data from large consecutive patient series and randomized studies have shown local anesthesia to be the method of choice because it can be performed by the surgeon, does not necessarily require an attending ...
Henrik, Kehlet, Eske, Aasvang
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Hernia, 2008
A consecutive series of 255 women with primary groin hernias repaired electively over a five-year period, was reviewed. There were 271 hernias; the majority, 182 (67%) were indirect inguinal hernias, 35 (14%) were direct, and 54 (20%) were femoral. There were no major post-op complications and no recurrences. Most patients presented with a swelling but
A E, Kark, M, Kurzer
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A consecutive series of 255 women with primary groin hernias repaired electively over a five-year period, was reviewed. There were 271 hernias; the majority, 182 (67%) were indirect inguinal hernias, 35 (14%) were direct, and 54 (20%) were femoral. There were no major post-op complications and no recurrences. Most patients presented with a swelling but
A E, Kark, M, Kurzer
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Surgery (Oxford), 2012
Abstract Inguinal hernias are common, affecting one in four men in their lifetime. They are much less common in women with a lifetime risk of about 3%. Consequently, inguinal hernia repair is one of the commonest operations with more than 20 million operations performed annually worldwide.
Terry Irwin, Alison McCoubrey
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Abstract Inguinal hernias are common, affecting one in four men in their lifetime. They are much less common in women with a lifetime risk of about 3%. Consequently, inguinal hernia repair is one of the commonest operations with more than 20 million operations performed annually worldwide.
Terry Irwin, Alison McCoubrey
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