Preperitonial mesh repair by ugahary technique for groin hernias – A clinical study
Journal Title: Medpulse International Journal of Surgery - Year 2017, Vol 4, Issue 1
Abstract
Background: Groin hernia is the one of most common performed surgery. There are many methods of hernia repair. Pre peritoneal mesh repair is one of best recommended repair for hernia. Ugahary technique is the one of pre peritoneal repair with less cost effectiveness. Methodology: All the materials for this study has been taken from 30 patients who got admitted to Hospital attached to Medical College and Research Institute for the treatment of All the patients included in the study underwent surgical management for Groin hernia. No patient in the study group underwent conservative management. All patients underwent Ugahary technique operative procedure for groinhernia. Results: All patients were operated in spinal anesthesia. Time taken for patients to get back to normal activity was 7-10days.Post operative pain was mild to moderate in our study. The post operative complication rate was minimal and during the brief follow up there were two recurrences. Conclusion: Ugahary method uses open preperitoneal mesh repair with smaller muscle splitting grid iron incision has found to have short duration of surgery, less peri operative complication and cost effectiveness to the patient. Still surgeons experience and orientation required in the repair.
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Shivakumar r, Chandrashekar Naik G
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