Intensive Workshop Trains Ugandan Surgical Residents in Hernia Repair Competency
A longitudinal study in Uganda evaluated hernia repair skill retention among eight surgical trainees after a focused workshop.
A longitudinal study in Uganda evaluated hernia repair skill retention among eight surgical trainees after a focused workshop.
A retrospective single-center series of four patients reports no complications or recurrences after laparoscopic transabdominal preperitoneal repair of Spigelian hernia.
A 2026 review finds that responsive hydrogels, bioinks and patient-specific scaffolds are promising for general surgery, but realistic wet, contaminated ...
Experimental, randomised and clinical evidence indicates that mesh geometry and defect matching may be more important than fixation status in ...
In one of the largest studies of its kind, Israeli surgeons completed 39 robotic repairs of rare lateral abdominal wall ...
A surgeon's puzzling postoperative finding was identified as heterotopic ossification through a private Facebook group of hernia specialists, revealing how ...
A retrospective Ukrainian military cohort study of 79 male patients found laparoscopic IPOM plus repair feasible in all cases, with ...
Surgeons propose the new term LATI-H to describe poorly recognised interparietal hernias arising from lower abdominal transverse incisions such as ...
Surgeons argue that negative, neutral and inconclusive trial results are essential evidence in abdominal wall surgery, warning that publication bias ...
A national Spanish registry analysis of 748 inguinoscrotal hernia repairs finds that comorbidity, hernia complexity, and longer operative times drive ...
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