Presented by B Todd Heniford at the Masters Series: Laparoscopy in Acute Care held during the 2017 SAGES Annual Meeting in Houston, TX on Thursday, March 23, 2017
Keyword(s): abdomen, abdominal x-ray, acute care, acute setting, acute surgery, adhesiolysis, adhesions, ASA class, ascites, biologic mesh, BMI, body mass index, Botox, bowel compromise, bowel obstruction, bowl injury, bridge, cirrhosis, clean contaminated, comorbid, component separation, contaminated, contrast, conversion, CT scan, database, death, delayed primary closure, diabetes, dictate, E.R., elective hernia repair, elective surgery, emergency room, emergency surgery, emergency ventral hernia repair, emergent, emergent operation, enterotomy, erythema, evisceration, explantation, failure, fascia, female, fistula, follow-up, granulation tissue, grasper, guidelines, Hartmanns procedure, HbA1c, hepatobiliary surgeon, hernia recurrence, hernia reduction, high risk patients, Holland, incarcerated hernia, incisional hernia defect, infection, insurance, intestinal fistula, intestinal necrosis, intestine, laparoscopic, laparoscopic ventral hernia repair, laparoscopy, Level I trauma center, lightweight mesh, liver failure, LOD, loss of domain, LVHR, LWM, major complications, manipulation, Masters Series, Mayo Clinic, mesentery, mesh, mesh infection, Mexico, MI, morbidity, mortality, myocardial infarction, N&V, nasea & vomiting, O.R., obese, omentum, onlay, open operation, open surgery, open ventral hernia repair, operating room, operative field, organ failure, pain, physical exam, postoperative infection, primary closure, primary repair, prospective, prosthetic mesh, radiologist, readmission, reoperation, reoperative, SBO, sepsis, signs & symptoms, sinus, small bowel obstruction, smoking, SSI, Stoppa repair, strangulated hernia, surgical site infection, synthetic mesh, TAR, transversus abdominis release, ultrasound guidance, umbilical hernia defect, ventral hernia defect, VHR, Vicryl sutures, wound complication, wound complications
Emergency hernias–49 sec
Strangulated hernias–2:44
Citation–3:12 Am Surg 2011
Who should have an operation?–6:07 Am J Surg 2017
Laparoscopic ventral hernia in emergency settings–9:55
SBO in ventral hernia–12:09
Open ventral hernia in emergency setting–13:06
TAR technique–14:59
Citation–17:54 JACS 2013
Enterotomy during open VHR–19:16
Botox–19:55
Pending evisceration–20:48
Wound complications yield hernia recurrence–21:28 JACS 2015
Complex hernia repair with non-synthetic mesh–21:42
Delayed primary closure–23:36