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A Comparative Study of Prolene & Ultra Pro (Composite) Mesh in Inguinal Hernia Surgery

Liyaquat Hussian

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Purpose-The aim of the study was Comparison the use of Polypropylene mesh (Prolene mesh) and Light weight mesh (ultra pro mesh).Methods-A total of 50 patients were studied observed and followed up at 15 days, 1 month, 3, months and 6 months.25 patients were offered light weight mesh hernioplasty as the treatment of their condition and in rest 25 patients Lichtenstein hernioplasty with heavy weight mesh (prolene mesh) done.Results: 56% of hernia occurs is 41-60 years of age and least in age of 20-30 years which is less than 8%.76% of hernia patient presented with groin swelling while 24% patient presented with groin swelling with pain.48% of patients had symptoms of hernia for more than 6 months to one year duration.Overall post operative complications were slightly high in heavy weight mesh hernioplasty than light weight mesh hernioplasty.Conclusion: Lichtenstein hernioplasty using light weight mesh was better than heavy weight mesh hernioplasty in respect to immediate and late post operative complication, especially chronic groin pain.

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Purpose-The aim of the study was Comparison the use of Polypropylene mesh (Prolene mesh) and Light weight mesh (ultra pro mesh).Methods-A total of 50 patients were studied observed and followed up at 15 days, 1 month, 3, months and 6 months.25 patients were offered light weight mesh hernioplasty as the treatment of their condition and in rest 25 patients Lichtenstein hernioplasty with heavy weight mesh (prolene mesh) done.Results: 56% of hernia occurs is 41-60 years of age and least in age of 20-30 years which is less than 8%.76% of hernia patient presented with groin swelling while 24% patient presented with groin swelling with pain.48% of patients had symptoms of hernia for more than 6 months to one year duration.Overall post operative complications were slightly high in heavy weight mesh hernioplasty than light weight mesh hernioplasty.Conclusion: Lichtenstein hernioplasty using light weight mesh was better than heavy weight mesh hernioplasty in respect to immediate and late post operative complication, especially chronic groin pain.

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Purpose-The aim of the study was Comparison the use of Polypropylene mesh (Prolene mesh) and Light weight mesh (ultra pro mesh).Methods-A total of 50 patients were studied observed and followed up at 15 days, 1 month, 3, months and 6 months.25 patients were offered light weight mesh hernioplasty as the treatment of their condition and in rest 25 patients Lichtenstein hernioplasty with heavy weight mesh (prolene mesh) done.Results: 56% of hernia occurs is 41-60 years of age and least in age of 20-30 years which is less than 8%.76% of hernia patient presented with groin swelling while 24% patient presented with groin swelling with pain.48% of patients had symptoms of hernia for more than 6 months to one year duration.Overall post operative complications were slightly high in heavy weight mesh hernioplasty than light weight mesh hernioplasty.Conclusion: Lichtenstein hernioplasty using light weight mesh was better than heavy weight mesh hernioplasty in respect to immediate and late post operative complication, especially chronic groin pain.

Key concepts: Medicine, Inguinal hernia, Prolene, Surgery, General surgery, Hernia

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