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The American Journal of Surgery, 1991
A precise method of placing synthetic material during inguinal hernia repair is described. The material is slit at the inferior position to the internal ring so that its continuity is least compromised.
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A precise method of placing synthetic material during inguinal hernia repair is described. The material is slit at the inferior position to the internal ring so that its continuity is least compromised.
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European Surgery-Acta Chirurgica Austriaca, 2003
Background: Confronted with the fact that the onset of an incisional hernia is due to a biological problem of stable scar tissue formation, the mesh techniques today are the methods of choice for incisional hernia repair.
M. Stumpf +4 more
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Background: Confronted with the fact that the onset of an incisional hernia is due to a biological problem of stable scar tissue formation, the mesh techniques today are the methods of choice for incisional hernia repair.
M. Stumpf +4 more
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Diastasis recti repair with onlay mesh
Hernia, 2021Diastasis recti represents a midline contour abnormality of the anterior abdominal wall that is secondary to attenuation of the linea alba. Severe diastasis recti is defined as attenuation of the linea alba as well as the linea semilunaris. Treatment options are variable and include conditioning exercises and surgical repair with or without mesh.
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Mesh plug repair and surgeon’s satisfaction
Hernia, 2009MESH PLUG REPAIR AND SURGEON'S ...
NEGRO, Paolo +2 more
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2017
The lifetime risk of requiring pelvic surgery for vaginal prolapse or incontinence for a woman in the United States is 11 %, with a risk for reoperation of 29 %. Traditional vaginal repairs for prolapse using only the patient’s native tissues have had reported rates of recurrence ranging from 10 to 50 % depending on the compartment repaired.
Farzeen Firoozi, Howard B. Goldman
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The lifetime risk of requiring pelvic surgery for vaginal prolapse or incontinence for a woman in the United States is 11 %, with a risk for reoperation of 29 %. Traditional vaginal repairs for prolapse using only the patient’s native tissues have had reported rates of recurrence ranging from 10 to 50 % depending on the compartment repaired.
Farzeen Firoozi, Howard B. Goldman
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Plastic mesh repair of incisional hernias
The American Journal of Surgery, 1978During eight years polypropylene mesh was used in fifty-three patients for the repair of difficult incisional hernias. There was no operative mortality, and the mesh has been uniformly well tolerated. To date, recurrences have been observed in six patients (11.3%), a distinct improvement over the era before mesh was used.
G M, Larson, H W, Harrower
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2001
The repair of inguinal hernia continues to be the operation most frequently performed by the general surgeon. Over 750,000 herniorrhaphies were performed in the United States in the year 1997, according to data from the National Center for Health Statistics.
Ira M. Rutkow, Alan Robbins
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The repair of inguinal hernia continues to be the operation most frequently performed by the general surgeon. Over 750,000 herniorrhaphies were performed in the United States in the year 1997, according to data from the National Center for Health Statistics.
Ira M. Rutkow, Alan Robbins
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2018
Besides the Lichtenstein technique, the mesh plug repair (MPR) has demonstrated excellent results over the years, with recurrence, chronic pain, and quality of life rates comparable to Lichtenstein’s in most of the reported outcomes. MPR is a deep repair with the device laying in the pre-peritoneal space.
Francesco Gossetti +4 more
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Besides the Lichtenstein technique, the mesh plug repair (MPR) has demonstrated excellent results over the years, with recurrence, chronic pain, and quality of life rates comparable to Lichtenstein’s in most of the reported outcomes. MPR is a deep repair with the device laying in the pre-peritoneal space.
Francesco Gossetti +4 more
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Mesh Infection and Hernia Repair: A Review
Surgical Infections, 2016The use of a prosthetic mesh to repair a tissue defect may produce a series of post-operative complications, among which infection is the most feared and one of the most devastating. When occurring, bacterial adherence and biofilm formation on the mesh surface affect the implant's tissue integration and host tissue regeneration, making preventive ...
Bárbara, Pérez-Köhler +2 more
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The open mesh repair of Spigelian hernia
The American Journal of Surgery, 2007Spigelian hernias are rare defects of the abdominal wall usually appearing between the abdominal muscles, lateral to the rectus abdominis and through a debilitated Spigelian aponeurosis. Recently, mesh repair has been introduced for the treatment of these types of hernias and different approaches have been proposed.Nine patients with Spigelian hernia ...
Angel, Celdrán +3 more
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