Farell RJ, Pérez CN, Ruiz FMAP, Ramírez BCNA

Language: Spanish
References: 15
Page: 200-205
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ABSTRACT

Laparoscopic transabdominal preperitoneal approach is an effective surgical treatment for Spiegelian hernia. Minimally invasive technique allows to identify the exact location of the anatomical defect and avoids the need for extensive skin incisions. It allows a less traumatic and extensive dissection offered by conventional approach, and adds the possibility to apply a retromuscular mesh with big overlap. We present the technical surgical principles we have found essential for a successful repair.

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