Spigelian hernia, a case report

Complex Hernia Presentation: A Case Study of Concurrent Spigelian and Pantaloon Hernias in a 49-Year-Old Female

“…Meaningful information on the therapy, clinical presentation, and outcomes in different age groups can be obtained by contrasting the cases of our 49-year-old patient with a Spigelian hernia and a 60-year-old woman with a similar diagnosis as Alshihmani et al reported in a case [ 6 ]. First, Spigelian hernias are comparatively uncommon compared to others, which is the case in both circumstances.…”

“…The 49-year-old female patient at AVBRH underwent laparoscopic repair, a minimally invasive procedure linked to a quicker recovery and less discomfort following surgery than open surgery. In contrast, an oblique incision was made across the edema during the exploration procedure on the 60-year-old female patient, who underwent mesh hernioplasty and anatomical repair afterward [ 6 ]. This case implies that various factors may influence the selected surgical method, including patient age, comorbidities, and physician preference.…”