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[Sports hernia is not a hernia].
Ugeskrift for laeger, 2020This review summarises aetiology, diagnostic approach, and treatment of longstanding groin pain, which can be divided in adductor-related, pubis-related, iliopsoas-related, and inguinal-related pain. Among the diagnoses included in the inguinal-related entity is the so-called sports hernia.
Sara, Gamborg +4 more
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Hernia, 2004
We report on the evolution in concept and techniques that allowed us to improve the treatment of spigelian hernia, operable in day surgery in 90% of cases and through a preperitoneal and recently a preperitoneal and subfascial prosthetic repair (PHS).We propose an innovative use of the PHS mesh for spigelian hernia repair. With this new implementation,
Campanelli G. +3 more
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We report on the evolution in concept and techniques that allowed us to improve the treatment of spigelian hernia, operable in day surgery in 90% of cases and through a preperitoneal and recently a preperitoneal and subfascial prosthetic repair (PHS).We propose an innovative use of the PHS mesh for spigelian hernia repair. With this new implementation,
Campanelli G. +3 more
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When a Hernia is Not a Hernia: The Evaluation of Inguinal Hernias in the Cirrhotic Patient
The American Surgeon, 2001Herniorrhapy in patients with advanced portal hypertension and ascites should be approached with caution, and treated conservatively whenever possible. Cirrhosis increases the risk of significant perioperative complications such as infection, recurrence, and ascites leak. This paper reports two patients operated on for suspected inguinal hernias.
T W, Horn +3 more
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Current Sports Medicine Reports, 2007
Sportsman's hernia (SH) is a controversial cause of chronic groin pain in athletes. Most commonly seen in soccer and ice hockey players, SH can be encountered in a variety of sports and in a variety of age groups. Although there are several reports of SH in women, it is almost exclusively found in men.
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Sportsman's hernia (SH) is a controversial cause of chronic groin pain in athletes. Most commonly seen in soccer and ice hockey players, SH can be encountered in a variety of sports and in a variety of age groups. Although there are several reports of SH in women, it is almost exclusively found in men.
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Management of Lindbom's hernia (ureterosciatic hernia)
Journal of Visceral Surgery, 2019Lindbom's hernia is very rare; treatment in symptomatic patients is hernia reduction. This can be temporary, performed endoscopically, but definitive cure is surgical. The surgeon can choose between simple reduction or resection followed by anastomosis of the involved ureteral segment, occasionally with associated hernioplasty.
C, Destan, X, Durand
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 1981
A method is described for repair of a parastomal hernia without moving the stoma to a new site.
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A method is described for repair of a parastomal hernia without moving the stoma to a new site.
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Anterolateral Diaphragmatic Hernia: Is it a Morgagni Hernia?
European Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 1993Three unusual cases of large anterolateral congenital diaphragmatic hernia are described with emphasis on its embryogenesis. This type of diaphragmatic defect is rare and underemphasized. Its clinical spectrum ranges from the asymptomatic case to those with acute respiratory distress.
Z, Steiner, A J, Mares
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When Is a Petersen's Hernia Not a Petersen's Hernia
Journal of the American College of Surgeons, 2008F e a v Chir 1900;62:95. urious about the origin of the eponymous “Petersen’s heria” so frequently noted in the bariatric literature, we perormed a literature search for the original description of this ernia. What we found was surprising, not only because of the emote publication date of the article, but because on translaion from the original German,
Ann M, Rogers +5 more
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 1984
AbstractThe diagnosis of spigelian hernia presents greater difficulties than its treatment. The clinical presentation varies, depending on the contents of the hernial sac and the degree and type of herniation. The pain, which is the most common symptom, varies and there is no typical pain of spigelian hernia.
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AbstractThe diagnosis of spigelian hernia presents greater difficulties than its treatment. The clinical presentation varies, depending on the contents of the hernial sac and the degree and type of herniation. The pain, which is the most common symptom, varies and there is no typical pain of spigelian hernia.
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