Clinical experiences with preperitoneal hernial repair for all types of hernia of the groin

Nyhus, Lloyd M.; Condon, Robert E.; Harkins, Henry N.

doi:10.1016/0002-9610(60)90296-8

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“…An increasingly popular opinion among surgeons involved in hernia repair operations is the conviction that placing the entire mesh plug into the preperitoneal space is necessary [11]. Totally extra-peritoneal (TEP) laparoscopic operations, Robbins-Rutkow method and PHS and UHS methods enable this approach.…”

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Assessment of inguinal hernia treatment results in patients operated on with mesh using Lichtenstein, PHS and Robbins-Rutkow techniques

Matyja¹,

Kibil²,

Pach³

et al. 2010

Videosurgery and Other Miniinvasive Techniques

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Assessment of inguinal hernia treatment results in patients operated on with mesh using Lichtenstein, PHS and Robbins-Rutkow techniques

Matyja¹,

Kibil²,

Pach³

et al. 2010

Videosurgery and Other Miniinvasive Techniques

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“…Gilbert use an anatomic and functional classification [22]. Nyhus use anatomical aspect [23] and Schumpelick classification factors are size of the defect, position of hernia, the site of the incision and the number of previous repairs [24]. The European Hernia Society (EHS) classified the hernias to lateral medial and femoral types and it is an easy to remember kind [25].…”

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A Brief Review of Jorjani’s Views on Hernias

Farahani

Abbaszadeh

MahtabTeymuri

et al. 2017

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Seyed Esmail Jorjani is one of the greatest Iranian physicians (1042-1136 AC), he has written a book entitled Zakhirah-I Khvarazm Shahi (known as Zachariah). This book is oldest medical encyclopedias written in Persian, it contains a complete subject about hernia. Jorjani described anatomy of anterior abdominal wall and its layers include peritoneum, process vaginalis and tunica vaginalis of testis. He argued about hernias from pathology and etiological point of view and classified abdominal hernias in thousand years ago. European Hernia Society classified the hernias into: lateral, medial and femoral (2007). Birindelli classified anterior abdominal hernias into groin hernias, ventral hernias (2017). Jorjani classified hernia into visceral, flatus, hydrocele (1130AC). The findings of this paper show the hernias subject of Zachariah has no scientific contradiction with new references.

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“…Nyhus -1.7% for recurrent hernias and 0.56% for primary repairs. 11 The range of recurrence reported from various studies 0 -13%. 10 In our study we had 02 (2.8%) recurrences.…”

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“…9,10,11  This procedure avoids reopening through distorted anatomy in cases of recurrent/multirecurrent hernias  Exploits pascal"s principle to hold the mesh in place suturelessly  Permits inspection of all potential abdominal hernia sites  Tensionless and sutureless repair  Reduces the risk of nerve injury, neuralgia, orchitis, testicular atrophy and chronic pain. These as stated by Stoppa, are potential medico legal complications which are frequent in other inguinal herniorrhaphies  This space is a virgin space typically intact during repair of recurrent hernias which greatly facilitates the procedure.…”

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Stoppa’s modified, open preperitoneal prolene mesh hernioplasty: a critical analysis of operative outcome in 70 cases

Burad¹,

Ray²

2016

Int Surg J

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Background:Since the dawn of the surgical history, hernias of the abdominal wall have been the most common condition requiring surgery. Hernia poses a major surgical health concern in any society. Despite the frequency of surgical repair, perfect results continue to elude surgeons, and the rate of recurrence is humbling. Hernia has been known since evolution of man and the history of hernia is the history of surgery. Stoppa et al first described a technique aimed at eliminating hernias by reinforcing the peritoneal space with a giant prosthesis called the giant prosthetic reinforcement of visceral sac (GPRVS). This research article presents our experience in managing a varied range of abdominal hernia by not so often practiced Stoppa’s GPRVS with significant modifications and very good results. The aim was to evaluate the operative outcome by Stoppa’s modified open preperitoneal prolene mesh hernioplasty in primary/recurrent/multirecurrent abdominal hernias and to determine the complications.Methods: This study was carried out in our hospital between May 2008 and June 2010. Total of 70 patients were included in the study which were managed by modified Stoppa’s modified open preperitoneal prolene mesh hernioplasty.Results:This procedure has certain inherent advantages like it avoids entering a defiled surgical plane through distorted anatomy, in cases of recurrent hernia and permits inspection of all potential hernial sites. It is truly tensionless and sutureless repair.Conclusions: This novel technique has given excellent results. We would like to recommend Stoppa’s repair based on our experience for recurrent and multirecurrent abdominal hernias, large Incisional and bilateral inguinal hernia.

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Clinical experiences with preperitoneal hernial repair for all types of hernia of the groin

Cited by 156 publications

References 8 publications

Assessment of inguinal hernia treatment results in patients operated on with mesh using Lichtenstein, PHS and Robbins-Rutkow techniques

Assessment of inguinal hernia treatment results in patients operated on with mesh using Lichtenstein, PHS and Robbins-Rutkow techniques

A Brief Review of Jorjani’s Views on Hernias

Stoppa’s modified, open preperitoneal prolene mesh hernioplasty: a critical analysis of operative outcome in 70 cases

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