2017
DOI: 10.20960/rhh.23
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Actualización de las hernias paraestomales: diagnóstico, tratamiento y prevención

Abstract: La hernia paraestomal es una complicación frecuente, con una prevalencia real difícil de estimar debido a la heterogeneidad de los estudios. Existe cierta falta de consenso en cuanto a su tratamiento. Por eso, su prevención es un asunto controvertido y de amplio interés, y se considera la mejor estrategia ante la realización de un estoma permanente.Este trabajo pretende realizar una actualización en el diagnóstico, tratamiento y prevención de esta patología y una comparación con la experiencia del grupo. La el… Show more

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“…Despite this, there is insufficient evidence to define an ideal size preventing the development of hernias. Traditionally, it is estimated that the orifice should not exceed 3 cm in colostomies and 2.5 cm in ileostomies (18), since fascial defects larger than this size can multiply the risk of developing a PH by up to five times (17). The use of fascial support sutures is a procedure routinely performed in clinical practice despite the lack of evidence of any effect in reducing PH rates.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Despite this, there is insufficient evidence to define an ideal size preventing the development of hernias. Traditionally, it is estimated that the orifice should not exceed 3 cm in colostomies and 2.5 cm in ileostomies (18), since fascial defects larger than this size can multiply the risk of developing a PH by up to five times (17). The use of fascial support sutures is a procedure routinely performed in clinical practice despite the lack of evidence of any effect in reducing PH rates.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The two main techniques described so far are the Sugarbaker technique (reduction of the contents of the hernial sac and placement of intraperitoneal mesh covering the aponeurotic orifice and the bowel forming the stoma) and the Keyhole technique (creation of a hole in the mesh through which the stoma passes). In the colorectal literature, the first one has shown lower recurrence rates (18), although data are limited in patients with ileal diversion. The high prevalence of PH along with the negative impact on patients' quality of life, morbidity of surgical repair, and high recurrence rates have encouraged urologists to attempt to prevent its development by prophylactic mesh placement at the time of stoma creation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%