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Original Article
Background: Inguinal hernias are among the most frequent conditions encountered surgically worldwide. It is hypothesized that body mass index (BMI) is involved in the occurrence and distribution patte
inguinal herniabody mass indexdirect herniaindirect herniaretrospective studylogistic regression
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Objectives: Aim of the study is to compare the repair outcomes of inguinal hernias with and without mesh, evaluate perioperative pain from various fixation techniques, and assess postoperative results
Mesh repair of inguinal herniaInguinal herniaPain.
Original Article
Background: Inguinal hernia (IH) refers to the abdominal void protrusion via the inguinal canal. Tension-free hernioplasty (OTFH) is the standard procedure for effective treatment. Laparoscopic totall
Inguinal herniaTrans abdominal pre-peritoneal (TAPP)Total extra peritoneal (TEP)Hernioplasty
Original Article
Background: Open Lichtenstein and laparoscopic (TAPP/TEP) mesh repairs are standard for inguinal hernia, yet real-world patient allocation frequently deviates from randomisation, introducing confoundi
Inguinal herniaLaparoscopic repairOpen mesh repairHernioplastyPostoperative outcomes
Case Report
Giant Inguino-Scrotal Hernia (GISH) results and is aggravated by undue delay in seeking surgical care when an inguinal hernia develops. This poses special challenges to surgeons in rural settings. The
Giant Inguino-Scrotal HerniaMesh herniorrhaphyprimary careGhana