Sliding Hernias in Female Children

Abstract

A sliding hernia is more common in female children under the age of 1 year and surgical treatment should be planned within a short period once the diagnosis is made. In addition, this recent statistical value for subjects aged 0 to 1 year and over 1 year can be used in new clinical studies.

Laparoscopic Approach to Incarcerated/Sliding Indirect Inguinal Hernia in Children in Comparison with Open Approach

“…The advantage of LH was highlighted in female infants with sliding or incarcerated ovary/ adnexa. Articles have reported that 15 -22.4% of the inguinal hernias in female children are sliding hernias, and that the most frequently sliding organ is the ovary, followed by the Fallopian tubes [16]. Drawbacks associated with the reproductive system are a hidden but not a negligible problem.…”

Needlescopic Reduction and Inversion Snaring of Hernia Sac for the Treatment of Ovarian Hernia; A Case Report

“…It is reported that the ovary is herniated in15%-20% of female patients with inguinal hernia. [5]. Ovarian hernia is more frequently seen in infants than in older girls and early or emergency surgical repair is female recommended because of the risk of ovarian torsion.…”

“…Ovarian hernia is defi ned as herniation of the ovary into the inguinal hernia sac. It is reported that 15%-20% of all canal of Nuck hernias containing ovaries and on some occasion with its Fallopian tube [5]. In these cases, ovarian torsions have been reported in 2%-33%, emphasizing the importance of early surgical repair in irreducible hernias, even in asymptomatic patients.…”

Sliding ingvinal haernias in children

“…Мы не встретили в доступной литературе описа-ние наблюдений скользящей бедренной грыжи в детском возрасте [9][10][11][12].…”