Treatment of inguinal hernia in adults with tension-free hernia repair
Jinming Xu
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Jinming Xu
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Objective To evaluate the therapeutic effects of tension-free hernia repair in inguinal hernia in adults. Methods A total of 110 cases with inguinal hernia were treated with tension-free hernia repair with biosynthesis material of high polymer. The operative procedure, ability recovery, postoperative pain, complications and recurrence rate were studied. Results Compaird with traditional hernia repair, the tension-free hernia repair had more advantages, such as easier surgical performance, less damage, faster recovery, shorter time of hospitalization, fewer complications and lower recurrence. During 37 months follow-up, no recurrence was seen. Conclusions Tension-free repair for inguinal hernia is an ideal treatment method in adults temporarily.
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Objective To evaluate the therapeutic effects of tension-free hernia repair in inguinal hernia in adults. Methods A total of 110 cases with inguinal hernia were treated with tension-free hernia repair with biosynthesis material of high polymer. The operative procedure, ability recovery, postoperative pain, complications and recurrence rate were studied. Results Compaird with traditional hernia repair, the tension-free hernia repair had more advantages, such as easier surgical performance, less damage, faster recovery, shorter time of hospitalization, fewer complications and lower recurrence. During 37 months follow-up, no recurrence was seen. Conclusions Tension-free repair for inguinal hernia is an ideal treatment method in adults temporarily.
Key concepts: Medicine, Inguinal hernia, Hernia repair, Hernia, Surgery, Postoperative pain, Cure rate, General surgery