Herniotomy in Infants, Children and Adolescents without Disruption of External Ring

Kareem, AA; Juma, KM; Mishra, RK

doi:10.5005/jp-journals-10007-1004

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“…11 Kareem AA et al study was done to evaluate minimal access surgery without laparoscopy in which herniotomy was done without disturbing the external ring and keeping the incision size less than 1 cm. 16 The study concluded that laparoscopic surgery is not the most superior minimally invasive surgical technique for inguinal hernia and herniotomy can be done in a less invasive manner with low cost and fewer complications while maintaining surgeon's tactile sensation with a delicate and pleasurable surgery.…”

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Herniotomy and its outcome in congenital inguinal hernia at a tertiary care hospital: descriptive study

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Herniotomy and its outcome in congenital inguinal hernia at a tertiary care hospital: descriptive study

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“…There was nearly fourth 21.7% of children in control group had wound discharge compared to none in study group, where 69.2% of children in control group had Serogenouse discharge and 15.4% of children had pus and blood discharge. Table ( 9): Presents the relationship between the studied children regarding to their post-operative complications. There was high significant difference as the P Values were equal <0.001** where in the third day of operation there was more than two thirds of children 70% in study group who had scrotal swelling compared to the majority of children 96.7% in control group.…”

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Effect of Nursing Care Standard on Postoperative Outcomes and Length of Hospital Stay in Children with Inguinal Hernia

Syan

El-Kreem

Ibrahim

et al. 2018

Assiut Scientific Nursing Journal

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Inguinal hernia is a common condition requiring surgical repair within the pediatric group and it's one of the foremost usually performed surgical procedures within the world. The incidence of region hernias is threedimensional to five in term infants and thirteen in pre-term infants. Standard give direction and provide guidelines for performance of nursing staff and increase effectiveness of care. This study aimed to assess the effect of nursing care standard on postoperative outcomes and length of hospital stay in children with inguinal hernia. Methods: A quasi experimental research design conducted among one hundred twenty patients at Pediatric Surgery Unit Assiut University Children Hospital. Children were allocated to either study or control group. Three tools were used, Tool one: Structured interview sheet, tool two: designed standard of care and tool three: Evaluation sheet. Findings: Postoperative complications were highly significant in the control group than the study group. Conclusion: the standard of nursing care improving the postoperative outcomes for children with inguinal hernia as well as it reducing the length time of hospitalization. Recommendations: Considering the key role of nurses, the researchers hope that the results of this study can be implemented.

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“…In infants due to inguinal hernia ring tight, there is a high risk of hernia incarceration. 2 The incidence is highest during the first year of life and then gradually decreases thereafter, so one third of children undergoing surgery for hernia are less than six months of age. Premature infants have an even higher risk of developing inguinal hernia with incidence of 9-11 and 35-55% of these cases are bilaterally.…”

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Comparative study: repair of congenital inguinal hernia with and without opening the inguinal canal

2021

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Background: Inguinal herniotomy is the most common surgery performed by paediatric surgeons.Methods: 100 Male and female cases with congenital inguinal hernia aging from one month till the age of two years. randomly allocated into two groups for undergoing two types of hernia repair techniques, with and without opening the external oblique muscle fascia. Surgical complications such as fever, scrotal oedema and hematoma, and wound infections classified as early complication. The rates of mentioned early complications and operative time were compared in the two interventional groups. In this study, 100 cases were selected and allocated to the two interventional groups.Results: The prevalence of early complications in two studied groups were not different significantly in two interventional groups. Operation time was significantly shorter in inguinal repair techniques without opening the external oblique muscle fascia than the other studied techniqueConclusions: The findings of our study indicated that though early complications of the two repair methods were similar, but the time of procedure was shorter in herniotomy without opening the external oblique muscle both methods are safe and feasible, choosing one of them depend on surgeon prefer.

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Herniotomy in Infants, Children and Adolescents without Disruption of External Ring

Cited by 4 publications

References 13 publications

Herniotomy and its outcome in congenital inguinal hernia at a tertiary care hospital: descriptive study

Herniotomy and its outcome in congenital inguinal hernia at a tertiary care hospital: descriptive study

Effect of Nursing Care Standard on Postoperative Outcomes and Length of Hospital Stay in Children with Inguinal Hernia

Comparative study: repair of congenital inguinal hernia with and without opening the inguinal canal

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