Treatment of inguinal hernia with tension-free mesh plug hernioplasty
Sheng Li
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Sheng Li
Abstract
Objective:To explore the advantage of tension-free mesh plug hernioplasty for treating inguinal hernia,and summarize its exˉperience.Methods:46cases with inguinal hernia fromApril2002to April2004treated with tension-free mesh plug hernioplasty were summarized retrospectively.Results:All the cases were cured,the time of mean hospitalization was5days after operation.The infection of incision was not found.Conclusion:Tension-free mesh plug hernioplasty possesses a definite effect in decreasing the recurrence rate,abating postoperative pain,reducing the occurrence rate of infection and corresponding to characteristic of anatomy and physiology of inguinal duct,therefore,this operation is the most rational method for treating inguinal hernia.
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Objective:To explore the advantage of tension-free mesh plug hernioplasty for treating inguinal hernia,and summarize its exˉperience.Methods:46cases with inguinal hernia fromApril2002to April2004treated with tension-free mesh plug hernioplasty were summarized retrospectively.Results:All the cases were cured,the time of mean hospitalization was5days after operation.The infection of incision was not found.Conclusion:Tension-free mesh plug hernioplasty possesses a definite effect in decreasing the recurrence rate,abating postoperative pain,reducing the occurrence rate of infection and corresponding to characteristic of anatomy and physiology of inguinal duct,therefore,this operation is the most rational method for treating inguinal hernia.
Key concepts: Medicine, Inguinal hernia, Surgery, Hernia, Postoperative pain, Duct (anatomy)