Tratamiento de la eventración subxifoidea: técnica de doble malla ajustada al defecto

Tatay, Fernando Carbonell; Pastor, Providencia García; Bueno-Lledó, José; Ortiz, María Saurí; Diana, Santiago Bonafé; Hernández, José Iserte; Olamendi, Fernando Sastre

doi:10.1016/j.ciresp.2011.03.005

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“…As well as the results referring to recurrence, our study also showed a shorter mean hospital stay time than the majority of other studies [6, 7, 15], varying between 1 and 5 days, with a mean of 2.2 days. The shorter mean postoperative hospital stay in our study could be explained by the lower complication rates, quicker recuperation, and a higher success rate in surgery.…”

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“…Techniques for incisional hernia correction without closing the fascia have already been described in the literature [4–7], with only the placement of the surgical mesh to cover the opening in the abdominal fascia [11]. The separation of the edges of the aponeurosis in the early postoperative phase was associated with the development of incisional hernias [12]; all cases that presented a distance of greater than 12 mm between the edges of the aponeurosis developed hernias [13].…”

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“…The positioning of the mesh may be carried out through a variety of methods such as onlay, sublay, sublay with another mesh adjusted to the hernia defect, or even intraperitoneal. [3–7]. The techniques of closing the abdominal fascia, the type of suture utilized, the spacing between the edge of the hernia and the edge of the surgical mesh vary greatly in the published literature, and even within the proceedings of the same study, in the absence of standardized treatment with proven efficiency.…”

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Simple technique of subxiphoid hernia correction carries a low rate of early recurrence: A retrospective study

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BackgroundSubxiphoid incisional hernia occurs as a complication following median sternotomy and are difficult to repair. We present recent data of a standardized technique for correction of subxiphoid incisional hernias, and discuss possible anatomical and surgical factors related to recurrence of the hernia.MethodsA retrospective study with medical records analysis of patients submitted to surgical correction of subxiphoid incisional hernias through standardized treatment between July 2014 and September 2016. All procedures were carried out using the same standardized technique, surgical materials (threads and meshes) and pre- and post-operative care.ResultsAll of the surgical procedures carried out were elective. The hernia defect varied between 5 cm and 16 cm (mean of 7.4 cm); the procedure lasted between 32 and 75 min; the mean time of hospital stay was 2.2 days (range from 1 to 5 days). In five patients the correction of subxiphoid incisional hernia was carried out concurrently with another procedure. No death occurred as a result of the operations. Five patients had minor postoperative complications. Follow up time was between 7 and 33 months, with a recurrence rate of 0% at the time of writing.ConclusionsDespite the limitations of a short follow up period, the surgical technique described presented low rates of early recurrence by closing the hernia defect, using relaxing incisions in the musculature and aponeurosis and surgical mesh.

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“…Se trata de una técnica en la que se realiza una reparación sublay (preperitoneal) utilizando una malla de polipropileno, cuya longitud debe sobrepasar al menos 5 cm el diámetro del defecto, que se extiende y se fija mediante puntos en «U» transfasciales reforzados con adhesivo de fibrina. Se complementa con otra malla en posición inlay suturada con puntos continuos a los márgenes del anillo, sin tensión [16][17][18][19] .…”

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Double mesh hernioplasty in subxiphoid eventration by median stenotomy with Aspirin® maintenance

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Management of Flank Complex Hernia

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Tratamiento de la eventración subxifoidea: técnica de doble malla ajustada al defecto

Cited by 12 publications

References 29 publications

Simple technique of subxiphoid hernia correction carries a low rate of early recurrence: A retrospective study

Simple technique of subxiphoid hernia correction carries a low rate of early recurrence: A retrospective study

Double mesh hernioplasty in subxiphoid eventration by median stenotomy with Aspirin® maintenance

Management of Flank Complex Hernia

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