This talk was presented at the 2018 SAGES Meeting/16th World Congress of Endoscopic Surgery by Jorge Daes during the Masters Hernia: Recurrent Hernias – Making the Best of a Bad Situation on April 11 2018
Keyword(s): appendectomy, appendix, consensus, conversion, Coopers ligament, coughing, diagnostic laparoscopy, direct hernia, educational, endoscopic approach, experience, failure, guidelines, hernia sac, HerniaSurge, hybrid, incarcerated hernia, inguinal hernia, IPOM, LOA, lysis of adhesions, male, masters hernia, mesh fixation, methylene blue, minimally invasive approach, morbidity, myopectineal orifice, neurectomy, pain, peritoneal flap, posterior recurrence, prostatectomy, pubic tubercle, recommendations, recovery, recurrent hernias, robot-assisted TAPP, sliding hernia, supravesical hernia, sutures, tack fixation, tacks, TAPP, TEP, transversalis fascia, triple neurectomy, ultrasonic device, urinary catheter, Vipro II mesh, worldwide
HerniaSurge guidelines–39 sec
Citation–1:23 Surg Endosc 2017
Evidence on lap repair of recurrent endoscopic repairs–2:45 Surg Endosc 2001
Techniques for minimally invasive recurrences–3:10
Minimally invasive repair of posterior recurrent inguinal hernias: Advantages–3:27
Pitfalls & pearls–4:57
Conclusion–14:10