Retrospective analysis of inguinofemoral hernias

Karatas, Turgay; Özbağ, Davut; Kanlıöz, Murat

doi:10.5455/medscience.2019.08.9142

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“…An incarcerated inguinal hernia term is one in which the contents are no longer reducible, and the term strangulation accommodates for ischemic contents 12 . Even though we are in an era based on high technology and technological improvement, patient-related factors are still yielding to increased mortality in patients who have strangulated AWH and need emergent surgery like in the past decades regardless of developed and underdeveloped countries 11,[13][14][15][16] .…”

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Presentación de emergencia de las hernias de la pared abdominal: factores que afectan las resecciones y las complicaciones del sitio quirúrgico en escenarios agudos complejos

Eyvaz¹,

Gökçeimam²

2022

CIRU

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Objective: Abdominal wall hernias (AWH) may turn into a complex condition in terms of emergency. This study aims to evaluate the factors which may lead emergency AWH operation to complex surgery. Materials and methods: Univariate and multivariate regression analysis is performed to determine independent factors affecting tissue resection, bowel resection, and surgical-site complications. Results: The type of hernia, time, and content of hernia are independent factors for tissue resection. The time elapsed from the onset of complaints to surgery and comorbid diseases are independent factors for bowel resection. Similarly, the time elapsed from the onset of complaints to surgery and bowel presence in hernia is independent risk factors for surgical-site complications. Conclusion: Patients who are operated later than 6 h after the onset of complaints and have comorbidity are more complex surgery.

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Presentación de emergencia de las hernias de la pared abdominal: factores que afectan las resecciones y las complicaciones del sitio quirúrgico en escenarios agudos complejos

Eyvaz¹,

Gökçeimam²

2022

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“…Surprisingly, a significant body of knowledge has been acquired on the inguinal region anatomy from cadaver dissections in the nineteenth century. This development has enhanced tremendous progress in the surgery of inguinal hernias [13,14]. Consequentially, the publications of surgeons such as Cooper, Franz Hasselbach, Antonio Scarpa, and Jules Germain Cloquet on the formation mechanisms and the management modality of inguinal hernia formed the basis of modern surgery [13,14].…”

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“…This development has enhanced tremendous progress in the surgery of inguinal hernias [13,14]. Consequentially, the publications of surgeons such as Cooper, Franz Hasselbach, Antonio Scarpa, and Jules Germain Cloquet on the formation mechanisms and the management modality of inguinal hernia formed the basis of modern surgery [13,14]. Most abdominal anterior wall hernias are inguinal hernias, followed by femoral and umbilical hernias, respectively [13,14].…”

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Pattern of abdominal wall hernia in Shisong, Cameroon

Alegbeleye¹

2020

Iberoam J Med

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Introduction: There is the obscurity of published data on surgical management of external abdominal wall hernias in our environment. This study was, therefore, to describe the pattern, outcome, and experience in the surgical management of anterior abdominal wall hernias in Shisong, Cameroon. Methods: This was a descriptive retrospective study conducted at St. Elizabeth Catholic General Hospital, Shisong. The various cases of abdominal wall hernias performed in the hospital during the study period of three years covering January 2017 to December 2019 by the surgical teams were included. We ensured that Ethical clearance and written informed consent were obtained before the start of the project. Information includes detailed sociodemographic data collected and analyzed by using SPSS 22 statistical software. Results: 465 cases of various abdominal wall hernias were included in this study. The most common type of hernia was indirect inguinal hernia (86.5%), and one rare Spigelian hernia was also there. The sub-arachnoid block was the most prevalent form of anesthesia. The various surgical procedures performed, including herniotomy (8.7%), hernioplasty (38.7%), and herniorrhaphy (28.6%), which were done for various inguinal hernias. In contrast, only mesh repair (9%) was performed for epigastric, lumbar, umbilical, Spigelian, and incisional hernia. Amongst the inguinal hernias, 55.2% were right-sided, 40.6% were left-sided, and 4.2% were bilateral, whereas 50% each of femoral hernia was left and right-sided. Overall, the annual recurrence rate for groin hernia was 1.9%. Conclusion: Inguinal Hernia was the most common type of hernia (86.3%). Among the inguinal hernia, the right side was more common (58.42%). The adoption of newer modalities of care should be considered standard. However, in resource-constrained settings like ours in Cameroon, the goal should be to perform a skillful and technically effective technique. Also, it is critical to ensure adequate anesthesia for optimal post-operative pain control, coupled with minimal morbidity.

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Retrospective analysis of inguinofemoral hernias

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Presentación de emergencia de las hernias de la pared abdominal: factores que afectan las resecciones y las complicaciones del sitio quirúrgico en escenarios agudos complejos

Presentación de emergencia de las hernias de la pared abdominal: factores que afectan las resecciones y las complicaciones del sitio quirúrgico en escenarios agudos complejos

Pattern of abdominal wall hernia in Shisong, Cameroon

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