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USE OF TANTALUM MESH IN HERNIA REPAIR
Archives of Surgery, 1951THE REPAIR of large ventral or inguinal hernias, especially when there is a deficiency or absence of adequate fascia, has taxed surgical ingenuity for years. Fascial transplants, pedicled muscle or fascial flaps and vitallium plates1have all been tried.
C C, GUY, C Y, WERELIUS
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Mesh plug repair for paraumbilical hernia
The Surgeon, 2004The standard method of repair of paraumbilical hernia (PUH) is by the Mayo technique, using a double-breasted flap of the rectus sheath. The reproducibility of this technique in the hands of others is highly variable. The present study describes and evaluates the application of a Prolene mesh plug in the repair of PUH.
S N, Sinha, T, Keith
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Surgical technology international, 2010
The search for safe and effective means of herniorrhaphies has been ongoing for more than a century. Evidence strongly supports tension-free hernia repairs in most patients, which result in a 50% reduction in a ten-year cumulative rate of hernia recurrence compared with tissue repairs.
Yuri W, Novitsky +4 more
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The search for safe and effective means of herniorrhaphies has been ongoing for more than a century. Evidence strongly supports tension-free hernia repairs in most patients, which result in a 50% reduction in a ten-year cumulative rate of hernia recurrence compared with tissue repairs.
Yuri W, Novitsky +4 more
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Eventration of the Diaphragm Repaired with Tantalum Mesh
New England Journal of Medicine, 1951IT HAS long been considered that eventration of the diaphragm is a condition not amenable to surgical therapy.
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[Inguinal hernia: mesh or no mesh in open repair?].
Zentralblatt fur Chirurgie, 2009The operative repair of inguinal hernias is the most common surgical procedure in general surgery. This review gives a survey of the current data on the "mesh or no mesh" question in open inguinal hernia surgery. The Cochrane Database Systematic Review of 2002 has the highest level of evidence. Five randomised controlled trials were published after the
B M, Jaenigen, U T, Hopt, R, Obermaier
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Use of tantalum mesh in the repair of hernias
The American Journal of Surgery, 1952tantalum mesh in the repair of hernias complicated by tissue deficiency. The use of foreign materia1, such as metaIIic Higrees, grids, plates and mesh, has been resorted to in the past to overcome the diffrcuIties presented by Iarge tissue defects. For the most part these practices have been given up.
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Comments on “Laparoscopic Paraesophageal Hernia Repair: To Mesh or Not to Mesh”
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Transvaginal Mesh for Cystocele Repair
Journal of Urology, 2010Howard B, Goldman, Mary P, Fitzgerald
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