2013
DOI: 10.1007/s10029-013-1066-y
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Surgical treatment for giant incisional hernia: a qualitative systematic review

Abstract: Evidence to optimise repair for giant hernias is weak due to the heterogeneity and the poor quality of studies. However, sublay positioning of the mesh perhaps in combination with a component separation technique may be advantageous compared with other surgical techniques for giant hernia repair. Giant hernia repair is a challenging surgical procedure and severely lack evidence-based research from high-quality, large-scaled randomised studies.

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“…A prevalence of recurrence after component separation of 0-53% has been reported, and this method is associated with a significant risk of complications (particularly wound complications). [18][19][20][21] In addition, many patients with large defects have considerable comorbidities, in whom component separation would represent a significant undertaking that carries a high risk of complications.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…A prevalence of recurrence after component separation of 0-53% has been reported, and this method is associated with a significant risk of complications (particularly wound complications). [18][19][20][21] In addition, many patients with large defects have considerable comorbidities, in whom component separation would represent a significant undertaking that carries a high risk of complications.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Неудовлетворительными остаются и отдалённые результаты лече-ния, связанные в том числе и с повышени-ем давления на швы ушитых ран. Так, час-тота рецидивов достигает 60% [10].…”
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“…Die Morbidität lag bei 32%, mit einer Rezidivrate bis zu 53% (Median: 5%). Es ist jedoch auffallend, dass Lap.-IPOM-Patienten weniger Komplikationen zeigten; in der Gruppe der Patienten mit Komponentenseparation (CST) wurde eine 30-Tage-Morbidität von 15-100%, eine Rezidivrate von 4-53% und eine Wundinfektionsrate von 6-33% notiert [34]. In den meisten der hier diskutierten Publikationen sind die großen Narbenhernien mit relativ geringen Zahlen vertreten, weshalb die prospektive Erfassung dieser Patienten auch in Registern eine absolute Notwendigkeit ist.…”
Section: Zielparameter: "Geringe Perioperative Komplikationen"unclassified