Articles on Inguinal hernia

HÜSEYIN KAN, FARUK AKSOY, MUSTAFA ŞAHİN, ADNAN KAYNAK

2001, Vol 17, Issue 3, Page 187-191

Aim: We aimed to report the long-term results of the patients undergone posterior preperitoneal tension-free mesh hernioplasty operation for inguinal hernia. Patients and Methods: IVe icnluded in this study 624 patients undergone posterior preperitoneal tension-free mesh hernioplasty operation for...

HÜSNÜ ALPTEKİN

2006, Vol 22, Issue 4, Page 181-186

Aim: We aimed to investigate probable effects of inguinal hernia repairing under local anesthesia on duration of hospital stay, postoperative complications and pain. Material and Method: This prospective study was conducted between October 2000 and December 2005. In 193 patients with unilateral...

MEHMET ERİKOĞLU, GÜRCAN ŞİMŞEK, ALİ BAL

2012, Vol 28, Issue 4, Page 251-253

Inguinal hernia operations are frequently performed at general surgery clinics. These procedures can be performed not only under general anesthesia but also with methods like spinal anesthesia, epidural anesthesia, and local anesthesia. Inguinal reparations can be successfully performed with local...

KEMAL ARSLAN, BÜLENT ERENOĞLU, HANDE KÖKSAL, ERSİN TURAN, ARİF ATAY, OSMAN DOĞRU

2014, Vol 30, Issue 1, Page 4-7

Successful management of inguinal hernia depends on not only prevention of recurrence but also patient comfort. Although recurrence is lower in procedures using prosthetic meshes, complications related to these meshes negatively affect patient comfort. The procedure described by Desarda, draws...

MEHMET ZAFER SABUNCUOĞLU, TUĞRUL ÇAKIR, MEHMET FATİH BENZİN, GİRAYHAN CELİK, AYLİN SABUNCUOĞLU

2016, Vol 32, Issue 1, Page 23-24

Amyand Hernia is described as the presence of normal or inflamed appendix vermiformis in inguinal hernia sac. It was first described by C. Amyand in 1735 and occurs in approximately 1% in inguinal hernia. In this article, we presented two patients with amyand hernia that operated incarcerated...

MURAT ÇAKIR, EBUBEKİR GÜNDEŞ

2016, Vol 32, Issue 1, Page 33-34

Inguinal hernia repair surgery is one of the most common procedures. Strangulated inguinal hernia is one of the most widely performed surgical emergencies dealt with by surgeons worldwide. Uncommonly, strangulation of the contents can occur due to other causes like omental band adhesion. We...