Video Author: Zheng R

Long-term incidence of contralateral primary hernia repair following unilateral inguinal hernia repair in a cohort of 50,220 patients.

Presented by Richard Zheng at the SS14: Hernia Potpouri Session during the SAGES 2016 Annual Meeting.

Posted on: 10/09/2016
Learning Themes: Hernia
Sources: 2016 Annual Meeting
Video Authors: Altieri M, Bales A, Chen H, Pryor A, Talamini M, Telem D, Yang J, Zheng R
Video Institutions: Stony Brook University School of Medicine--Stony Brook NY, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital--Philadelphia PA

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