Incisional Hernias and the Outcome of various Surgical Techniques

Abstract: Background: Incisional hernias develop in up to 13% of laparotomy incisions: the most difficult to repair are complex, multiply recurrent hernias with significant loss of domain (>15-20% of the abdominal contents). Objectives: This research will take place to identify the best method for incisional hernia repair with least recurrence rate and to give best results by providing most suitable surgical environment. Methodology: Medline (pubmed) literature review and analysis for previous studies that are discussing Incisional hernia complications and repair and different surgical procedures for managing the incisional hernias, which become a common recurrence after open surgeries especially in abdominal wall. Result: Many thousand laparotomy incisions are made every year and the disappointment rate for conclusion of these abdominal injuries is between 10–15%, making an expansive issue of incisional hernia. In the past huge numbers of these hernias have been disregarded and treated with abdominal trusses or deficiently made do with high disappointment rates. The presentation of cross section has not had a critical effect since surgeons don't know about cutting edge successful techniques which might be utilized to remake imperfections of the abdominal wall. Conclusion: Smaller incisional hernias with a transverse diameter < 10 cm can be repaired successfully by a laparoscopic approach if a suitably skilled surgeon is available, although an ugly scar may remain on the anterior abdominal wall. Keywords: Incisional hernias, various Surgical Techniques. Title: Incisional Hernias and the Outcome of various Surgical Techniques Author: Hussam A. Alnemari, Osama A. Alamir, Rashad hussain al hamyani, Mohammad J. Althaqafi, Abdulkareem G. Niyazi, Ayman A. Alghamdi International Journal of Healthcare Sciences ISSN 2348-5728 (Online) Research Publish Journals

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