The Clinical Application of Tension-free Hernioplasty
Ding-fang Liu
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Ding-fang Liu
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Objective To explore the clinical effect of tension-free hernioplasty. Methods 93 cases of inguinal hernia were treated with tension-free hernioplasty, the clinical data were analyzed retrospectively. Results Compared with traditional hernioplasty, tension-free hernioplasty offered the patients with simple operative procedure and slight pain and shorter hospital time, all the patients have no recurrence when followed up with 3 years. Conclusion Tension-free hernioplasty was a suitable method for all kinds of adult inguinal hernia, especially for the patients who were old or have giant hernia and recurrent hernia, and this operation should be extended.
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Objective To explore the clinical effect of tension-free hernioplasty. Methods 93 cases of inguinal hernia were treated with tension-free hernioplasty, the clinical data were analyzed retrospectively. Results Compared with traditional hernioplasty, tension-free hernioplasty offered the patients with simple operative procedure and slight pain and shorter hospital time, all the patients have no recurrence when followed up with 3 years. Conclusion Tension-free hernioplasty was a suitable method for all kinds of adult inguinal hernia, especially for the patients who were old or have giant hernia and recurrent hernia, and this operation should be extended.
Key concepts: Medicine, Surgery, Hernia, Inguinal hernia, Tension (geology), Postoperative pain, Materials science, Composite material