High Risk Hernia Surgery: Who Qualifies and What to Expect?
High-risk hernia surgery is performed on patients whose comorbidities — cardiac disease, diabetes, obesity, respiratory conditions place them outside routine surgical eligibility. It isn’t a different operation. It’s the same hernia repair with a more...
TAPP vs TEP: Which Has Lower Recurrence Rate?
TAPP and TEP have equivalent recurrence rates in the published evidence. Both sit between 1% and 3% in experienced hands no meaningful difference between them when technique and mesh placement are done correctly. The choice between TAPP and TEP isn’t about which...
What Is EPSiT Surgery and Who Is the Right Candidate?
EPSiT Endoscopic Pilonidal Sinus Treatment is a minimally invasive procedure that treats pilonidal sinus by destroying the sinus tract from inside using an endoscope, without cutting out a large block of tissue. It doesn’t leave an open wound. Recovery is...
