The DISLOH study: comparative evaluation of the results between the ProFlor and Lichtenstein techniques for open inguinal hernia repair. A randomized controlled trial
Giorgio Romano,
Giuseppe Di Buono,
Vito Rodolico
et al.
Abstract:The Lichtenstein open anterior approach with static flat meshes, the most popular inguinal hernia repair technique, has raised concerns regarding mesh fixation, defect patency, and poor quality biological response. To address these issues, the 3D dynamic ProFlor scaffold promoting a fixation-free hernia defect obliteration has been developed as an alternative. The results of open inguinal hernia repair with the ProFlor approach compared with those of the Lichtenstein repair were evaluated. In a time frame of 2… Show more
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