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Anesthesia for groin hernia surgery
Surgical Clinics of North America, 2003Just as surgeons disagree about which is the best type of hernia repair, anesthesiologists disagree on which is the best anesthetic. Well-known and respected clinicians have used each of the techniques to produce anesthetics that, in terms of safety and dependable, speedy discharge, would have seemed impossible 15 years ago.
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Revisiting the recurrent groin hernia
The American Journal of Surgery, 1987The anatomic defects of recurrent groin hernia in 413 patients treated consecutively using the preperitoneal approach have been cataloged and the results of the repair evaluated. No specific predicting factors could be identified for most of the patients. Defects are highly variable and not at all predictable.
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Groin hernia and surgical truth
The American Journal of Surgery, 1998Surgeons have used many methods to repair groin hernia since 1889. In that year, both Halsted and Bassini described the first effective operation. All operative solutions to groin hernia since then have used a suture repair. The differences have been related to the anatomic structures that are joined by the sutures.
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Classification of groin hernia: Milestones
Hernia, 2004Do we have true "milestones" along the hernia-classification route? I am not certain; modifications have been presented along the way, and each presentation (partially discussed herein) should be studied by every student of herniology and personal decisions made. In developing classifications, we should beware of too many hernia types.
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 1984
Fascia and aponeuroses are dynamic, metabolically active structures characterized by an ongoing balance of collagen synthesis and enzymatic lysis. Basic concepts concerning the pathogenesis and repair of groin hernias revolve about this essential point.
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Fascia and aponeuroses are dynamic, metabolically active structures characterized by an ongoing balance of collagen synthesis and enzymatic lysis. Basic concepts concerning the pathogenesis and repair of groin hernias revolve about this essential point.
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South African journal of surgery. Suid-Afrikaanse tydskrif vir chirurgie, 1990
Groin hernias usually present no specific problems to the surgeon, and are a common complaint. There are, however, a select group of patients in whom a sudden change in the status of the hernia should alert the clinician to the possibility of the existence of underlying disease.
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Groin hernias usually present no specific problems to the surgeon, and are a common complaint. There are, however, a select group of patients in whom a sudden change in the status of the hernia should alert the clinician to the possibility of the existence of underlying disease.
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The Kugel repair for groin hernias
Surgical Clinics of North America, 2001The Kugel repair is a minimally invasive but nonlaparoscopic preperitoneal hernia repair. It has certain advantages over other repairs, but will require a little additional effort initially to learn the repair and the associated anatomy encountered in this approach. This anatomy has not, historically, been well taught in medical schools. This repair is
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Congenital diaphragmatic hernia
Nature Reviews Disease Primers, 2022Augusto Zani, Wendy Chung, Jan Deprest
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