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SURGERY - PROCEDURES, COMPLICATIONS, AND RESULTS
HERNIAS
SIGNS/SYMPTOMS, MANAGEMENT
AND SURGICAL COMPLICATIONS
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SURGERY - PROCEDURES, COMPLICATIONS,
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SURGERY - PROCEDURES, COMPLICATIONS, AND RESULTS
HERNIAS
SIGNS/SYMPTOMS, MANAGEMENT
AND SURGICAL COMPLICATIONS
MARK A. SUCKOW
EDITOR
New York
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CONTENTS
Preface vii
Chapter 1 The Inheritability and Genetic Aspects of Groin Hernias 1
Jakob Burcharth and Jacob Rosenberg
Chapter 2 Current Concepts in Neonatal and Pediatric Inguinal Hernia Repair 25
Bogdan Protyniak, Diana Thaung
and Sathya-Prasad Burjonrappa
Chapter 3 Inguinal Hernia in Girls: Surgical Management and
Surgical Complications 37
Takeshi Hirabayashi
Chapter 4 Metachronous Contralateral Inguinal Hernia in the
Paediatric Population 55
Ramesh M. Nataraja and Shehryer Naqvi
Chapter 5 Ventral Hernia Repair: Technical Principles of the Standardized
Laparoscopic Approach 67
Didier Mutter, Stefano Mandala and Jacques Marescaux
Chapter 6 The Role of Laparoscopy in the Repair of Pediatric
Inguinal Hernias 77
Damian Maxwell and Robert Baird
Chapter 7 Management of Adult Inguinal Hernias:
The Open Preperitoneal Approaches 95
Junsheng Li and Zhenling Ji
Chapter 8 Complications of Inguinal Hernia Surgery 113
Manuel Hidalgo, Josè L. Porrero, Manuel Ortiz, Belen Porrero
and Ana Hidalgo
Chapter 9 Components Separation Technique and Modifications to
Improve Outcomes 125
Jennifer Sabino, Jamil A. Matthews and Devinder P. Singh
Chapter 10 Richter’s Hernia: Clinical Aspects and Management 139
Peter Bistolarides and Aziz M. Merchant
Contents
vi
Chapter 11 Lumbar Hernia: Signs, Symptoms and Treatment 155
Junsheng Li and Zhenling Ji
Chapter 12 Components Separation Technique and Panniculectomy for
Repair of Incisional Hernia 165
Marco Mazzocchi, Luca A. Dessy, Silvia Di Ronza
and Nicolò Scuderi
Chapter 13 Diaphragmatic Hernias 179
Ivan Martinez Serna and Antonio Pablo Gamez Garcia
Chapter 14 The Surgical Management of Atypical Hernias 209
William W. Hope, William F. Powers and W. Borden Hooks
Chapter 15 Small Intestinal Submucosa Biomaterial for the Repair of
an Abdominal Hernia in a Diabetic Rat Model 227
Mark A. Suckow, William R. Wolter, Susan M. LaBadie-Suckow
and Chad Johnson
Chapter 16 Arterial Blood Gas Changes in Patients Undergoing Inguinal,
Umbilical and Postoperative Hernia Repair Surgery 235
Efthimia Tsounaki
Index 249
PREFACE
Patients affected with a hernia continue to represent a significant clinical population.
Resulting from varied causes and associated with an array of pathophysiologies, a hernia can
pose marked diagnostic and treatment challenges for the clinician. Sometimes subclinical and
sometimes life-threatening, a hernia may require little or substantial medical intervention.
This book consists of sixteen chapters by noted clinicians and scientists. Many chapters
include background pathogenesis, typical symptoms experienced by patients, diagnostic
measures, and therapeutic approaches. Current information is summarized and interpretations
offered where appropriate.
Basic pathogenic mechanisms and pathophysiology are considered in chapters such as
those on the inheritance of a groin hernia, and on alterations in arterial blood gases both
before and after surgery. These chapters make evident both the progress made in
understanding the processes underlying hernias and related diseases, as well as the incomplete
understanding we have with respect to such processes.
Descriptions of clinical presentations, diagnostic approaches, and medical and surgical
management are provided for several types of hernias, including inguinal, diaphragmatic,
incisional, and Richter’s. The utility of new methods for correction, such as laparoscopy and
components separation, is described in the chapters by Maxwell and Baird, Marescaux et al,
Mazzochi et al, and Sabino et al. These chapters reflect the technological improvements that
have been brought to the successful treatment of hernias.
It is likely that, with time, further definitions and refinements will additionally advance
the understanding and approaches to hernias. The goal of this book is to summarize our
understanding of basic concepts of hernia, at present, as a reference for scientists and
clinicians.
