Avoiding Injuries during Inguinal Canal Surgery Case Report

Abstract

The anatomical localization of Inguinal region is important especially to pediatric surgeons and General Surgeons. A thorough understanding of groin anatomy is essential to successful inguinal hernia treatment. Conservative management of asymptomatic inguinal hernias is usually acceptable and Elective repair of inguinal hernias can be undertaken using a laparoscopic or open approach .Laparoscopic inguinal hernia repair results in less pain and faster recovery, yet requires specialized training and equipment. Without the knowledge of surgical anatomy surgeon can damage many vital structures in this region. The incidence of complications of inguinal hernia surgery is about 10 percent in United states and recent data from India suggests complication rates of order of 20-25 percent in Hospital settings which can increase to about 30-35 percent in District Hospitals will ill equipped theatres and lack of Full Expertise.