Our experience suggests that mechanically fixing the mesh in the preperitoneal space is unnecessary. Not fixing the mesh avoids possible complications and is not associated with any increased risk of hernia recurrence.
Palpable cervical lymph nodes are common in children and are a frequent reason for presentation to both primary and secondary care. Enlarged lymph nodes are most commonly the result of self-limiting infection, and in children, are rarely the first indicator of a malignant process. This article presents an evidenced-based approach to evaluating these patients.
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