Hernioplasty

Hernioplasty is a surgical operation that is performed to eliminate hernial protrusion and strengthen weak areas of the abdominal wall. A hernia occurs when internal organs extend beyond their normal cavity and form a bulging bulge on the surface of the skin. This may occur due to weakness of the abdominal wall, which may be congenital or acquired due to injury, surgery, or age-related changes.

Hernia repair is one of the most common methods of treating hernia. It is performed using various methods, including layer-by-layer suturing of the hernia and insertion of a polypropylene loop. Shouldice operation is a method that is used to repair a hernia by suturing layers of the abdominal wall. This method is considered more complex and time-consuming, but it is also considered more effective and produces longer-lasting results.

Another method that is used for hernia repair is the Lichtenstein operation, which involves inserting a polypropylene loop into the hernia area to strengthen the abdominal wall. This method is less complex and faster to perform than the Shouldis procedure and is usually used to treat simpler hernia cases.

Surgical treatment of a hernia can be performed either open or laparoscopically. In an open form of surgery, the surgeon makes a small incision in the area of ​​the hernia to gain access to the abdominal cavity. In the laparoscopic form of surgery, the surgeon uses a small camera and instruments inserted through small incisions in the abdominal wall to repair the hernia.

Although hernia repair is a relatively safe and effective procedure, like any other surgical procedure, it can have risks and complications. Some of the possible complications may include bleeding, infection, damage to surrounding tissue, and recurrence of the hernia.

Overall, hernia repair is a safe and effective surgery that can help patients get rid of hernia and related problems. If you have signs of a hernia, you should see your doctor for advice and determine the best treatment method.

Hernia repair is a surgical operation aimed at eliminating a hernial protrusion or defect in the abdominal wall. It can be performed either planned or urgently, depending on the severity of the patient’s condition and the nature of the hernia.

There are several methods of hernia repair, each of which has its own advantages and disadvantages. The most common methods are:

– Layer-by-layer suturing of a hernia is the simplest and most accessible method, which consists of removing the hernial sac and then layer-by-layer suturing of weak spots of the abdominal wall. This method can be used for small hernias, but has a high risk of recurrence.

– The introduction of a polypropylene loop is a more complex method, which consists of introducing a special polypropylene loop into the hernia area, which closes the defect and strengthens the abdominal wall. This method is more effective for large hernias and has a low risk of recurrence.

Hernias are protrusions of internal organs through various defects or weak spots in the tissues of the abdominal wall, disrupting their position and function. A hernial protrusion can be superficial or deep, sliding or reducible, small or large. If such a problem takes you by surprise,