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Open Retromuscular Repair of Parastomal Hernias with Synthetic Mesh

The American Surgeon™, 2017
Parastomal hernias (PHs) cause significant morbidity in patients with permanent ostomies, and several laparoscopic and open repair techniques have been described. We report our experience with open retromuscular repair of PHs using permanent synthetic mesh.
Lucas R, Beffa, Jeremy A, Warren, William S, Cobb, Bryan, Knoedler, Joseph A, Ewing, Alfredo M, Carbonell   +5 more
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Rives-Stoppa Retromuscular Repair for Incisional Hernia

Journal of Medical Insight, 2023
There is no consensus on the optimal method of ventral hernia repair and the choice of techniques is typically dictated by a combination of patient factors and surgeon expertise. Component separation techniques allow medial advancement of the rectus abdominis muscle to create a midline tension-free fascial closure. In this case, we describe a posterior
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Hybrid versus open retromuscular abdominal wall repair: early outcomes

Surgical Endoscopy, 2020
The hybrid approach to abdominal wall reconstruction (AWR) for abdominal wall hernias combines minimally invasive posterior component separation and retromuscular dissection with open fascial closure and mesh implantation. This combination may enhance patient outcomes and recovery compared to the open approach alone.
Alex, Addo, Richard, Lu, Andrew, Broda, Philip, George, H Reza, Zahiri, Igor, Belyansky   +5 more
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A Detailed History of Retromuscular Repairs for Ventral Hernias: A Story of Surgical Innovation

World Journal of Surgery, 2021
AbstractBackgroundWe performed a historical review of events concerning retromuscular hernia repairs over the last two centuries. This may shed light on surgical innovators and their novel techniques that have evolved into current practices.MethodsLiterature reviews of notable surgeons in the subspecialty were reviewed.
Eham Arora, Jan Kukleta, B. Ramana
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Standard laparoscopic versus robotic retromuscular ventral hernia repair

Surgical Endoscopy, 2016
Laparoscopic ventral hernia repair (LVHR) demonstrates comparable recurrence rates, but lower incidence of surgical site infection (SSI) than open repair. Delayed complications can occur with intraperitoneal mesh, particularly if a subsequent abdominal operation is required, potentially resulting in bowel injury.
Jeremy A, Warren, William S, Cobb, Joseph A, Ewing, Alfredo M, Carbonell   +3 more
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Interparietal hernias after open retromuscular hernia repair

Hernia, 2008
The retromuscular or sublay repair of ventral hernias, popularized by Rives and Stoppa, requires that a layer of tissue be reapproximated dorsal to the mesh to separate the bowel from the prosthetic. This is the first report of two patients who developed bowel obstruction resulting from interparietal incarceration between the posterior rectus sheath ...
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Pitfalls in retromuscular mesh repair for incisional hernia: The importance of the “fatty triangle”

Hernia: the Journal of Hernias and Abdominal Wall Surgery, 2004
Open retromuscular mesh repair has become a standard procedure in incisional hernia repair. This technique led to a significant decrease of recurrences. Recurrences after this technique typically occur at the upper mesh border and are a result of the technical complexity of reaching the postulated underlay of 5 cm in the region of the linea alba.
Uwe Klinge, A Prescher, J Conze
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The lateral incisional hernia: anatomical considerations for a standardized retromuscular sublay repair

Hernia, 2009
The management of incisional hernias outside the midline remains a challenging procedure. Evidence-based data and even any kind of guidelines for dealing with this problem are still lacking. The aim of the study was to elucidate this field of hernia surgery and give some guidelines for retromuscular sublay mesh repair outside the midline.Fresh-frozen ...
M, Stumpf, J, Conze, A, Prescher, K, Junge, C J, Krones, U, Klinge, V, Schumpelick   +6 more
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Open Retromuscular Ventral Hernia Repair

2016
Large ventral and incisional hernias are challenging procedures often associated with significant morbidity and high risks of recurrence. While there are a variety of options available for the repair of these hernias, this chapter will focus on the open retromuscular technique for Ventral Hernia repairs.
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Robotic Parastomal Hernia Repair: Modified Retromuscular Sugarbaker

2020
Parastomal hernias remain technically challenging to repair and continue to have high rates of recurrence and high rates of surgical site occurrences. A variety of operative repairs have been proposed to manage parastomal hernias—each with its own constellation of benefits and clear drawbacks.
David J. Morrell, Jeffrey A. Blatnik, Eric M. Pauli   +2 more
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