High-frequency ultrasound in the identification of abdominal wall hernia
WU Ming-ye
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WU Ming-ye
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Objective Discussion of high-frequency ultrasound in the identification abdominal wall hernia;Methods Inguinal masses were examined with high-frequency ultrasound in standing and supine position,The morphology of inguinal masses and the relationship with the groin,inguinal ligament,changes of body position and the abdominal posterior artery were observed;Results High-frequency ultrasound diagnosed 69 cases of abdominal wall hernia,which were confirmed by surgery,They were 52 cases of oblique hernia,15 straight hernia,and 2 cases of femoral hernia;Conclusion High-frequency ultrasound can identify oblique hernia,straight hernia,and femoral hernia,It can be used as the first choice in the identification of abdominal wall hernia
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Objective Discussion of high-frequency ultrasound in the identification abdominal wall hernia;Methods Inguinal masses were examined with high-frequency ultrasound in standing and supine position,The morphology of inguinal masses and the relationship with the groin,inguinal ligament,changes of body position and the abdominal posterior artery were observed;Results High-frequency ultrasound diagnosed 69 cases of abdominal wall hernia,which were confirmed by surgery,They were 52 cases of oblique hernia,15 straight hernia,and 2 cases of femoral hernia;Conclusion High-frequency ultrasound can identify oblique hernia,straight hernia,and femoral hernia,It can be used as the first choice in the identification of abdominal wall hernia
Key concepts: Medicine, Supine position, Hernia, Abdominal wall, Groin, Ultrasound, Inguinal ligament, Inguinal hernia