Endoscopic Pre-Peritoneal Inguinal Hernia Repair
A video of an endoscopic extra-peritoneal hernia repair no narration available direct hernia–51 sec hernia reduction–1:16 Cooper’s ligament–1:37 direct defect–3:49 Keyword(s): Coopers ligament, direct defect, direct hernia, dissection balloon, endoscopic pre-peritoneal inguinal hernia repair, hernia reduction, incarcerated fat, pneumoperitoneum, skeletonized
Pantaloon Hernias
A pantaloon hernia occurs when both a direct and an indirect hernia develop on the same side of the groin. The hernia is named pantaloon because the two hernia sacs are divided by epigastric vessels, and so they look like a pair of pants. Keyword(s): Bilateral laparoscopic pantaloon hernia repair, direct hernia, epigastric vessels, groin, […]
PG Course: Optimizing Outcomes of Ventral and Inguinal Henia Repairs Q&A
Presented by Bruce Ramshaw, MD and David Earle, MD Keyword(s): acute incarceration, bariatric surgery, barrier coated mesh, biological prosthetics, contaminated cases, CR surgeons, Crohns disease, cx operation, FDA, Hartmanns procedure, hernia contents, hernia prevention, industry sponsored, inflammation, inguinal hernia repair, lap peritoneal lavage, leak, level I trial, lightweight polypropolene, NIH, open hernia repair, perf diverticulitis, […]
Understanding how hospitals choose hernia mesh and other complex hernia problems: applying complexit
Presented by Bruce J. Ramshaw, MD at the SAGES 2013 Annual Meeting: Optimizing Outcomes of Ventral & Inguinal Hernia Repairs Postgraduate Course complexity of mesh choice–31 sec ho do hospitals choose hernia mesh?–2:19 standardization of hospital processes–3:18 care coordination–4:33 clincal QI–4:46 hernia dynamic process–6:09 cita Keyword(s): biologic system, budget, care coordination, CFO, chronic pain, chronic […]
Developing a management protocol for the open abdomen and complex abdominal wall repair
Presented by Scott Cinelli, DO at the SAGES 2013 Annual Meeting: Optimizing Outcomes of Ventral & Inguinal Hernia Repairs Postgraduate Course management of the open ABD–43 sec the problem–3:08 acute care surgeons–4:39 open ABD closure–7:16 adjunct techniques–8:42 failed primary closure–10:09 late ventral hernia–11:11 strategy- Keyword(s): ABD mass, abdominal abscess, abdominal compartment syndrome, abdominal wall musculature, […]
Choosing the best technique and prosthetic for each patient- Parastomal and other atypical ventral h
Presented by B. Todd Heniford, MD at the SAGES 2013 Annual Meeting: Optimizing Outcomes of Ventral & Inguinal Hernia Repairs Postgraduate Course overview–17 sec preop management–1:39 Carolinas comfort scale–2:45 IHMR–3:12 in the OR–3:25 subxiphoid & subcostal hernias–4:21 IHMR data–6:32 lumbar, flank & para-iliac hernias- Keyword(s): 1 Prolene, 3 way Foley, abdominal wall, abdominal wall hernias, […]
Customizing hernia repair – choosing the best technique and prosthetic for each patient – Ventral He
Presented by David Bryan Earle, MD, FACS at the SAGES 2013 Annual Meeting: Optimizing Outcomes of Ventral & Inguinal Hernia Repairs Postgraduate Course disclosures–1:05 algorithm to fix any hernia–1:10 clinical details–4:33 hernia details–7:35 choose a technique–9:33 when to use mesh for primary hernia–10:37 prosthetic choice–13:21 Keyword(s): ABD, algorithm, anesthesia record, architecture design, asymptomatic inguinal hernia, […]
Customizing hernia repair – choosing the best technique and prosthetic for each patient- Inguinal he
Presented by Brian P. Jacob, MD at the SAGES 2013 Annual Meeting: Optimizing Outcomes of Ventral & Inguinal Hernia Repairs Postgraduate Course disclosures–24 sec inguinal hernia–2:55 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=16418463 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=16858177 Keyword(s): 5 mm trocar, abdominal wall, adhesion barriers, algorithm, algorithms, American Journal of Surgery, Annals of Surgery, asymptomatic hernia, bias, bilateral, bladder injury, bowel, bowel obstruction, CeQOL, […]
Prevention of Incisional Hernia – Effect of Stitch Length on Wound Complications after Closure of Mi
Presented by Michael J. Rosen, MD at the SAGES 2013 Annual Meeting: Optimizing Outcomes of Ventral & Inguinal Hernia Repairs Postgraduate Course disclosures–38 sec theory–41 sec the question–2:23 downside of long stitch–3:06 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=19917943 study design–3:54 surgical technique–4:36 outcome variable Keyword(s): 1 PDS suture, 2-0 PDS MH1, 4:1 suture closure, abdominal wall reconstruction, Annals of Surgery, […]