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Dear Dr. Kang, I’m re-reading some old posts so I don’t know if you’re still on track. you have a lot of respect on this forum thanks to the successes but also the dedication. the caesura of the transversal fascia seems to understand that it is applied only with some methods, thus excluding the methods of the network. are there any chances that…[Read more]

thanks for your time. If I have more information I will be happy to contribute in my turn

I would be curious to know from Mark if his happy successful surgery was performed in one session or was separated in two. As far as I know, today he is inclined to operate two together but before he preferred to distance them by a few months, I have no idea what is the prevailing strategy at Shouldice hospital

P.s .: In light of my few elements, I can only deduce that there are risks in both interventions. The “open sky” involves multiple dissections and therefore can damage the nerves and / or the cremaster, laparoscopy minimizes dissection but places the mesh directly inside the abdomen.
The difference between having a mesh under the skin or in depth…[Read more]

here are some results of my research on the site. Here we see that in some cases we have collected information but also have no answers about subsequent medium-term developments. Optimistically we can also assume that everything is for the best.
in this case, for example, the removal of a mesh (after the patient learns that there were three) was…[Read more]

hello Good intentions. Obviously I have read the posts, I think I have read most of them. I just have a hard time understanding the videos because I’m not a native English speaker. In fact, my greatest interest is focused on surgery on bilateral ‘open’ hernia. There is more literature for laparoscopy. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to…[Read more]

can we perhaps surmise that, if previously successful, Dr. Brown lost his wit in old age

,, Perhaps because it is not worth considering to operate when a prosthesis is destined to ‘disappear’? but this holds true as long as it does not lead to infection, migration, entrapment of the nerves, all of which are of an urgent nature. Or, if there is no literature, it means that the absorbable is more tolerated by the human body for reasons…[Read more]

I had read the description of the “perfect execution of the Liectenstein method”, now I have read this very accurate description of the Guttaduro method, but for someone like me, who does not fully understand anatomy, it is difficult to understand the differences. and the possible advantages of one method over the other. From most of the experts…[Read more]

I am reminded of two tendentious questions whether it is true that the Liectenstein operation is really the gold standard or, as some supporters of minimal repair argue, a more invasive operation for the nerves. second question: from this study it emerges that only one patient was treated with local anesthesia (unfortunately there is no data…[Read more]

I read another post in which open resorbable mesh repairs were evaluated according to the two most popular methods, the Liectenstein or the Shouldice. This is because in the case of hernias larger than an egg, many suturing-prone surgeons apply a reinforcing mesh. If I remember correctly this happens when the hernia exceeds 5 cm, but I’m not sure.…[Read more]

it seems to me that it is a story with a happy ending. the excellent choice to undergo surgery by Dr. Brown but also the great fortune of a quality intervention even in the subsequent emergency hospitalization. Considering that urgency is reported as a cause of high risk, the emergency surgeons also performed well. Many patients immediately write…[Read more]

confort trusse

Also,hi again. your hernia was bilateral. How is open incision possible?

this site is recommended for the quality of the interventions, first of all medical, but also for the information from the patients. It is an open site. It has no equal. I apologize too because English is not my native language. I have encountered ailments similar to those of Kaspa. I carried out specialist visits and a well-known doctor in my…[Read more]

SORRY, the new format of the site does not allow me to edit my post, for this reason I only have to specify that the names of the European surgeons in my comment are extrapolated from a old list released by a Dr Desarda site and therefore they are not mine