Purpose The main objective was to assess the prevalence of hernia recurrence, wound
complications (surgical site infections [SSI], seroma and hematoma) and mortality after …

Objectives The primary objectives were to evaluate Surgical Site Occurrences (SSO) and
Surgical Site Occurrences requiring procedural Intervention (SSOPI) after open transversus …

Purpose Undeniably, in the last 2 decades, surgical approaches in the field of abdominal
wall repair have notably improved. However, the best approach to provide a durable repair …

Purpose Given its potential advantages, open Transversus Abdominis Release (oTAR) has
been proposed as a durable solution for complex AWR. However, its applicability in different …

Abdominal wall reconstruction is a common and necessary surgery, two factors that drive
innovation. This review article examines recent developments in ventral hernia repair …

Ventral hernia is a very commonly performed procedure by the general surgeon.[1]
Historically, physical examination was considered the norm for the diagnosis of ventral …

Results We noted a longer suture time in group I than in group II. Although the LUF was
covered after suturing, no significant difference in postoperative pain was observed between …

The history of ventral hernia repair techniques has seen substantial evolution, from primary
suture repair to the introduction of mesh-based procedures, aiming to reduce recurrence …

Patients with complex incisional hernia (IH) is a growing and challenging category that
surgeons are facing in daily practice and represent indeed a technical challenge for most of …

Introduction: Incisional hernias are prevalent complications, with significant recurrence rates
and associated surgical wound complications. Giant hernias, classified by the European …