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Dr. Krpata article Re: acknowledging chronic mesh related pain
Interesting article. Will these sorts of conference panel topics begin to open the dialogue between surgeons about best practices for dealing with hernia complications from mesh? Will it begin to influence the status quo of using Laparo/mesh for everyone that requires a repair? We shall see…
https://www.generalsurgerynews.com/In-the-News/Article/08-19/Experts-Describe-Unique-Approaches-to-Groin-Pain-After-Hernia-Repair/55620?sub=51A335B2A07F07423EF3A3BEE242AB695A2E88CB76CB16791576AD74EB6DAA&enl=true&dgid=X3673234&utm_source=enl&utm_content=1&utm_campaign=20190820&utm_medium=button -
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What I’m happy the most about is that his pain clinic is a one stop shop with apparently a lot of experts with experience in groin pain especially the ultrasound which you really need someone experienced to perform.
He also removes mesh and is starting to get a good reputation. I have heard from 3 people on a Facebook mesh forum that had their mesh removed by him and are doing very well. One mom whose son had his mesh removed by him noted her son has his normal teenage life back.
not sure if Krpata does only open removals or he also does lapro removals too but it is good news that there is another surgeon out there for people to consider.
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