Abstract:Background: Ventral hernias are a common problem encountered by the surgeons. Patients developing hernias become restricted from work or usual activities as the hernia enlarges and this demands surgical repair. The objective of this study is to evaluate the predisposing factors, the different modes of presentation, the different methods of surgical repair including the newer methods.Methods: A prospective random study done at Alluri Sita Rama Raju Academy of Medical sciences, Eluru, where in 50 cases of ventra… Show more
“…Only one patient had an intestinal blockage and an irreversible edema; the other patient did not have the urge to cough. The surface of the skin changed in long-term situations [19] . Weak abdominal muscles were observed in 21.2% of the observed individuals.…”
Background and Objectives:The paraumbilical hernia is among the most typical adult hernia forms. This clinical study examines the appearance, etiology, management, and postoperative outcomes of persons with paraumbilical hernias.
“…Only one patient had an intestinal blockage and an irreversible edema; the other patient did not have the urge to cough. The surface of the skin changed in long-term situations [19] . Weak abdominal muscles were observed in 21.2% of the observed individuals.…”
Background and Objectives:The paraumbilical hernia is among the most typical adult hernia forms. This clinical study examines the appearance, etiology, management, and postoperative outcomes of persons with paraumbilical hernias.
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