Evisceración por ruptura espontánea de hernia incisional: Reparación con malla

Beltrán, Marcelo A.; Danilova, Tatiana; Cruces, Eduardo

doi:10.4067/s0718-40262006000200012

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“…This finding concurs with the current, well established and accepted concept that the best repair for incisional hernia involves the placement of a mesh [4,11,[18][19][20]. Preferably the mesh is placed at the subaponeurotic level, even in patients with small defects [4,11,18], although the onlay supra-aponeurotic technique also has acceptable outcomes [4,11,18,19,21].…”

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Incisional Hernia after McBurney Incision: Retrospective Case‐control Study of Risk Factors and Surgical Treatment

Beltrán

Cruces

2008

World j. surg.

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Incisional Hernia after McBurney Incision: Retrospective Case‐control Study of Risk Factors and Surgical Treatment

Beltrán

Cruces

2008

World j. surg.

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An unusual case of inguinal hernia with spontaneous evisceration

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Muhee³

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Hernia

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Spontaneous evisceration is a very rare and potentially fatal complication of abdominal wall hernia. It has been commonly reported in the case of umbilical hernia in patients with chronic liver disease with tense ascites. With other hernias, such as incisional hernia and inguinal hernia, the complication has been reported only once. Here we present a case report of spontaneous evisceration in an inguinal hernia in a patient with comorbid chronic obstructive airway disease. Management of the condition using prosthetic mesh repair risks mesh infection, while the use of non-prosthetic repair risks recurrence of the hernia due to the absence of stout natural tissues. Use of a biological mesh for the condition seems quite plausible. Thorough saline washes of the eviscerated organ, excision of redundant/unhealthy skin and strict adherence to the fundamental principles of hernia repair is desired in managing the condition.

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Hernia incisional gigante complicada. Consecuencias de una evolución prolongada

Beltrán

2013

Revista Hispanoamericana de Hernia

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Evisceración por ruptura espontánea de hernia incisional: Reparación con malla

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References 19 publications

Incisional Hernia after McBurney Incision: Retrospective Case‐control Study of Risk Factors and Surgical Treatment

Incisional Hernia after McBurney Incision: Retrospective Case‐control Study of Risk Factors and Surgical Treatment

An unusual case of inguinal hernia with spontaneous evisceration

Hernia incisional gigante complicada. Consecuencias de una evolución prolongada

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