What Is a Ventral Hernia and How Is It Treated?

What Is a Ventral Hernia and How Is It Treated?

A ventral hernia is a protrusion of abdominal contents through a weakness in the front wall of the abdomen. It does not resolve on its own. The fascial defect does not close spontaneously it enlarges over time, and the risk of serious complications increases the...
3D Mesh vs Flat Mesh: Which Is Better for Hernia?

3D Mesh vs Flat Mesh: Which Is Better for Hernia?

Both are synthetic mesh options for hernia repair but they work differently. 3D mesh has a preformed anatomical shape that conforms to the myopectineal orifice without requiring fixation tacks. Flat mesh is a planar sheet placed over the defect and fixed with sutures...
Mesh vs No Mesh: Which Is Better for Hernia Repair?

Mesh vs No Mesh: Which Is Better for Hernia Repair?

Mesh is better for most hernias. It reinforces the fascial defect rather than pulling weakened tissue together under tension, reducing recurrence rates from eight to fifteen percent with suture repair down to one to three percent with mesh. Mesh doesn’t fail on...
Is Day Care Surgery Safe for High-Risk Patients?

Is Day Care Surgery Safe for High-Risk Patients?

Yes, with proper patient selection and pre-operative assessment. Controlled comorbidities are compatible with day care surgery in experienced centres. The risk isn’t the comorbidity alone. It’s the combination of comorbidity, procedure complexity,...
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