1997
DOI: 10.1159/000480860
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Autogenous Skin Graft in the Treatment of Large Incisional Lumbar Hernias and Bulges

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“…Some authors have published cases of patients who underwent surgery in error for lumbar hernia to reveal muscular atrophy during the operation. 17,28,29…”
Section: Muscular Atrophy or Pseudohernia (Type D)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some authors have published cases of patients who underwent surgery in error for lumbar hernia to reveal muscular atrophy during the operation. 17,28,29…”
Section: Muscular Atrophy or Pseudohernia (Type D)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Autores A B C como Petersen aconsejan que solo los pacientes con una verdadera hernia del flanco, con bordes palpables, sean candidatos para la reparación con malla 5 . En contraste, Staerman o Pineda creen que las principales razones para indicar la cirugía son la presencia de molestias locales y la apariencia 3,13 . La indicación de la cirugía por razones estrictamente estéticas debe considerarse con mucha cautela.…”
Section: ¿Cuándo Se Debe Operar?unclassified
“…Además, antes de planificar la operación debe conocerse la localización exacta del defecto o debilidad en relación con el espacio lumbar y el estado de los músculos laterales. Por tanto, consideramos que la TC debe realizarse siempre, en pacientes con cirugía previa y protuberancia en el flanco 3,18 .…”
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“…[14][15][16] If the existence of a lumbar fascial rupture is confirmed, then its indication is justified. Bolkier et al, 17 Staermann et al, 18 and Palanivelu et al 19 accept a cosmetic indication in cases of denervation muscle atrophy. However, currently no data in the literature justifies this behavior.…”
Section: When Is Surgery Indicated?mentioning
confidence: 99%