Abstract: The aim of this review was to assess the safety and efficacy and evaluate the effectiveness of incisional hernia prevention during open bariatric surgery by using mesh replacing procedures.
A computerized search was performed using following databases (Embase, Medline, Web-of- Cochrane, CINAHL) on March, 2017. Searching evidence concerning with mesh placement for prevention of hernia after bariatric open surgery, we consider only English language articles, with human subjects on our review. Furthermore, we reviewed the references list of each identified article for more evidence to be included in present review. Hernia formation after surgical procedures remains to be an essential source of medical morbidity. Incisional reinforcement at the time of the initial procedure has been utilized in some patient populations to minimize the risk of succeeding rupture formation. Proof sustain the prophylactic prosthetic injury enforcement in open bariatric surgical treatment that defend against incisional hernia development without considerable difference in mean operative time, wound-related issues, or health center keep. Also, the preperitoneal level is the most effective and most physiological site for its placement with no demand for drain and not impeding any type of aesthetic stomach surgical procedure prepared later on after maximum weight decrease.
Keywords: Embase, Medline, Web-of- Cochrane, CINAHL, prevention of hernia.
Title: Surgical Mesh Placement for Prevention of Hernia after Bariatric Open Surgery
Author: Mohammed Al-Subaie, Salem Al-Haqqan, Ajil Al-Shammari, Fouzan Al-Anjeri, Abdulaziz Al-Hajri
International Journal of Healthcare Sciences
ISSN 2348-5728 (Online)
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