Single incision endoscopic surgery for lumbar hernia

Kawaguchi, Masahiko; Ishikawa, Norihiko; Shimizu, Shuhei; Shin, Hisato; Matsunoki, Akira; Watanabe, Go

doi:10.3109/13645706.2010.518691

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“…The details of eight cases of laparoscopic repair of lumbar hernia after iliac crest bone harvest, including the present case, are shown in Table . The interval between bone harvest and onset of lumbar hernia ranged widely.…”

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Laparoscopic mesh repair for lumbar hernia after iliac crest bone harvest

Matsuda

Miyashita

Matsumoto

et al. 2016

Asian J Endoscop Surgery

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Lumbar hernia after iliac crest bone harvest is relatively rare. When it does occur, it presents as a flank abdominal protrusion through a lateroposterior abdominal wall defect. A laparoscopic approach for this type of hernia is reported to have advantages over the classic open method. Here, we present a case of a 49-year-old Caucasian man who presented with an enlarged left flank mass after iliac bone harvest for pseudarthrosis. He had undergone open onlay mesh repair for inferior lumbar hernia, but the hernia recurred 3 months postoperatively. Laparoscopic intraperitoneal onlay mesh repair using a composite mesh was performed 7 months after recurrence. The patient was discharged 6 days postoperatively without complications. No signs of recurrence were detected during 1-year follow-up period. The laparoscopic approach for lumbar hernia conferred excellent visualization of the hernia defect and enabled a safe mesh repair using intra-abdominal pressure to hold it in position. This approach provided all the benefits of minimally invasive surgery.

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Laparoscopic mesh repair for lumbar hernia after iliac crest bone harvest

Matsuda

Miyashita

Matsumoto

et al. 2016

Asian J Endoscop Surgery

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“…Laparoscopic repair techniques have also been used with success. Very recently, good results have also been obtained with single incision endoscopic surgery [6].…”

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Hernia due to iliac crest bone harvesting: A case report

Bişgin¹,

Sökmen²

2018

Case Rep Imag Surg

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The most common source for the usage of autologous bone graft is the iliac crest in ortopedic reconstruction. Many complications after iliac crest bone harvesting have been reported. A rare and important complication of this procedure is the development of lumbar herniation. We herein report a case of right large lumbar hernia repaired with an open 'sandwich' repair technique, using both an expanded polytetrafluorene ethylene (Mycromesh) and a prosthetic polypropylene mesh.

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“…We previously reported our performing laparoscopic mesh repair for lumbar hernia after iliac crest bone harvest 5 . Neither a recurrence nor complication was observed in the short postoperative course.…”

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“…A 72‐year‐old Japanese woman with a BMI of 16.8 kg/m 2 was referred to our institution. Six years earlier, she had undergone laparoscopic mesh repair for lumbar hernia, which developed after left iliac crest bone harvest at our institution 5 . She complained of left lumber swelling, and a CT scan revealed recurrence of the left lumbar hernia containing a portion of the descending colon and a tack that had been used in the previous surgery (Figure 1).…”

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“…Six years earlier, she had undergone laparoscopic mesh repair for lumbar hernia, which developed after left iliac crest bone harvest at our institution. 5 She complained of left lumber swelling, and a CT scan revealed recurrence of the left lumbar hernia containing a portion of the descending colon and a tack that had been used in the previous surgery ( Figure 1). We planned for reoperation with laparoscopic mesh repair for recurrent lumbar hernia after iliac crest bone harvest.…”

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Reoperation with laparoscopic mesh repair for recurrent lumbar hernia due to iliac crest bone harvest

Moriyama

Shimada

Yoshida

et al. 2020

Asian J Endoscop Surgery

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Previous reports have described laparoscopic mesh repair for lumbar hernia due to iliac crest bone harvest, but there have been no reports of reoperation with laparoscopic mesh repair for recurrent cases after laparoscopic mesh repair. Here, we describe the case of a 72‐year‐old Japanese woman with lumbar hernia recurrence 6 years after laparoscopic mesh repair for lumbar hernia due to iliac crest bone harvest. We performed a successful reoperation with laparoscopic mesh repair. Laparoscopic surgery should be considered to elucidate the mechanism of recurrence, previous mesh position, and the area that must be covered to prevent recurrence again.

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Single incision endoscopic surgery for lumbar hernia

Abstract: (200 words)Background: Single Incision Endoscopic Surgery (SIES) has emerged as a less invasive

Cited by 9 publications

References 10 publications

Laparoscopic mesh repair for lumbar hernia after iliac crest bone harvest

Laparoscopic mesh repair for lumbar hernia after iliac crest bone harvest

Hernia due to iliac crest bone harvesting: A case report

Reoperation with laparoscopic mesh repair for recurrent lumbar hernia due to iliac crest bone harvest

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