Lateral Ventral Hernia

McGLANNAN, Alexius

doi:10.1097/00000658-192702000-00015

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“…Maybe this is the reason availability of studies or reports in respect of a non-midline hernia is very sparse and whatever literature available is of a limited number of series and sporadic case report. [1][2][3] Shortage of literature is not only limited to research articles but, even textbooks are also missing any chapter or topics on this subject. Therefore because of very little availability of report in respect of a non-midline hernia we tried to compare our results and other outcomes with studies reported in term of laparoscopic ventral hernia in general also.…”

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“…Most of the time abdominal wall hernia tends to originate out of the midline probably through linea alba or weak midline vertical scar. 1 Although abdominal wall hernias in its mid-line anatomical location whether spontaneous or incisional are very common, non-midline abdominal wall hernias are comparatively rare entity and even rarer is spontaneous lateral abdominal wall ventral hernia. 2 Even though non-midline or lateral abdominal wall hernias are rare occurrences and its management and outcome is not as simple as other ventral abdominal wall hernias, available data's or literature in respect of this is very limited.…”

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Laparoscopic Repair of Non-midline Abdominal Wall Hernia: Retrospective Analysis of Cases done by a Single Surgeon in the Past Four Years

Kumar¹,

Raina²

2018

World Journal of Laparoscopic Surgery With DVD

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Aim: Abdominal wall ventral hernias are either midline or nonmidline. Non-midline abdominal wall hernias are not a common entity and even rarer is a lateral ventral hernia. Laparoscopic management of these hernias are surgically challenging, and outcomes are unpredictable. This study aims to evaluate and analyze the results of laparoscopic repair of comparatively rare non-midline hernias done at the tertiary teaching hospital in the span of last four years. Material and methods:For this retrospective descriptive study, from record file, all cases of laparoscopic ventral hernia repair done in the last four years (from 01/01/2012 to 01/01/2016) by the main author at Lady Hardinge Medical College screened and out of these, total of thirteen cases (n-13) of non-midline ventral hernia selected for their data analysis.Results: Out of total thirteen cases (n = 13), a large percentage was of female gender (76.92%), their mean age of the patients were 43 +/-9.30 years. (SD = 11.41). Range 24-64 years. Most of the patients were overweight with mean weight was 72.846 kg. (SD = 13.369). Mean operating time were 78.84 minutes (SD = 22.62) (range 60-120 minutes). One patient (7.69%) had developed chronic infected discharging sinus which ultimately required removal of mesh. Same and only patient in our series reported recurrence which makes an overall percentage of recurrence 07.69%. Conclusion:Even though non-midline abdominal wall hernias are comparatively atypical in its presentation and challenging for the laparoscopic surgeon, overall patient's epidemiology, the surgical outcome in term of recurrence and complications are not much different.Clinical significance: Presentation of a non-midline hernia is atypical and surgically complex which require an experience to handle it.

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Laparoscopic Repair of Non-midline Abdominal Wall Hernia: Retrospective Analysis of Cases done by a Single Surgeon in the Past Four Years

Kumar¹,

Raina²

2018

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“…Por este mecanismo la hernia es intersticial, pues la firme aponeurosis del músculo oblicuo externo no es perforada 30 . En 1932 Mac nealy y Lichtenstein, añaden una teoría etiopatogénica más, al considerar a la fascia transversalis como el verdadero elemento de contención de la pared abdominal, indicando que cualquier defecto, sea congénito, traumático o quirúrgico sobre esta fascia, es la verdadera causa de la HL 31 .…”

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Investigación Histórica De Las Hernias Laterales De La Pared Abdominal

Moreno-Egea

2015

Rev Chil Cir

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historical analysis of the lateral abdominal wall hernias Objective: To analyze the history of lateral abdominal wall hernias. method: Review of the literature. Critical analysis of articles, books and monographs published, using key words: "ventral, lateral or semilunar abdominal wall hernia". results: Undocumented contributions, such as Mancke, Molliére, Reynier, Ferrand or Thèvenot, among others are discovered. Casseri was the first surgeon to illustrate the semilunar line, before Spiegel. Mancke was the first surgeon to use the term lateral ventral hernia. Molliére was the first surgeon to use the term semilunar hernia (not Klinkosch). Thévenot was the first surgeon to use the term Spiegel hernia. conclusion: The story of the lateral hernias has errors and omissions of important authors. 1) semilunar line was known and illustrated first by Casseri, so we should call Spiegel-Casseri semilunar line; 2) Klinkosch was not the first to use the name of semilunar hernia, but Molliere, who defined them as a different group of ventral; 3) Mancke was first named as the lateral hernias, and Ferrand side who made the first thesis under that title, and 4) the contributions of Reignier and Thévenot, not mentioned in any treatise on surgery are discovered.

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“…Most of the time abdominal wall hernia tends to originate out of the mid line probably through linea alba or weak mid line vertical scar. 1 Treatment for abdominal wall hernias are repair of abdominal wall defect which now a day always been preferred with some additional enforcement by mesh which has reduced the recurrence significantly. Till the year of 1992 these repair used to be done as an open surgical procedure only which was associated with lot of morbidity like pain, wound infection etc.…”

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