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HERNIA. By, Mr. Rudresh .B.R. HERNIA TYPES and CLASSIFICATIONS. INGUINAL HERNIAS.

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HERNIA By, Mr. Rudresh .B.R
HERNIA TYPES and CLASSIFICATIONS
INGUINAL HERNIAS

Hernia

Hernia. Elizabeth Travis and Michael Snyder AH 322 10-1-03. What is a hernia?. A hernia is an abnormal weakness or hole in an anatomical structure which allows something inside to protrude through. It is commonly used to describe a weakness in the abdominal wall.

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VENTRAL Hernia

open INCISIONAL HERNIA REPAIR Dr. Nizar Al ASWAD CONSULTANT GENERAL SURGEon kfh in taif – moh althaghr h jeddah – moh abdullah saim al dahr h jeddah AL-QASSEEM NATIONAL HOSPITAL burayida al- zafer h - jeddah الدكتور نزار أحمد الأسود. 1. VENTRAL Hernia.

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Diaphragmatic Hernia

Diaphragmatic Hernia . Elaina Turner . What structure in the central tendon of the diaphragm is most at risk in repair of a traumatic diaphragmatic hernia? . Caval foramen with in the central tendon Possibly the muscular portion b/c its weaker.

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Inguinal Hernia

Inguinal Hernia. D.H.Zaini Kufa-university. Surgery 4 th stage Lecture (4). Inguinal Hernia. Surgical Anatomy :-

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Inguinal Hernia

Inguinal Hernia. Shohreh Toutounchi Reference: Schwartz Principles of Surgery 2010 Internship: 1391. Anatomy. The inguinal canal is 4-6 cm long.

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Hernia

Hernia . 4 th stage Lecture -5-. D.H. Zaini Kufa university. Direct Hernia. . occur between 10-15% of inguinal hernia , half of them bilateral. . Always acquired.

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Hernia

Hernia. Abnormal protrusion of an organ or tissue, through a defect in its surrounding walls Various sites of the body Most commonly abdominal wall hernia. Hernia. External – protrudes through all layers of abdominal wall

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Hernia

Hernia. By: Anna Park. What’s a Hernia?. A hernia is disease that occurs when a part of an organ (normally your intestines) bulges out towards your skin because of a weak muscle. Why Does a Hernia Happen?.

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hernia

hernia. Peresented by amirhosein kalantar. Definition Reducible Non-reducible ( incarcerated) Strangulated Internal External Interparietal. Location. Umbilicus Lumbar triangles Linea alba (epigastric) Surgical incisions Semi-lunar line Diaphragm Pelvis. Umbilical Hernia.

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DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA

DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA. Dr Ho Huyen Emergency Department Children’s Hospital 2. 1. OVERVIEW 2. CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS 3. DIAGNOSIS AND DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS 4. PROGNOSTIC FACTORS 5. OBSTETRICAL MANAGEMENT 6. NEONATAL MANAGEMENT 7. SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS. OVERVIEW. OVERVIEW.

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HERNIA

HERNIA. Done by D1 group. objectives. Definition Anatomy Precipitating factors Types Clinical features Preoperative assessment Management and repair. Definition.

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Parastomal hernia

Parastomal hernia. Dr Chan Wai Hei, Arthur Queen Elizabth Hospital. Overview. Background Classification Risk factors Clinical presentation & Complications requiring surgical intervention Management Prevention. Definition.

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Hernia

Hernia. Tulane University Department of Surgery. What is a Hernia?. Congenital or Acquired defect in the abdominal wall Herniorrhaphy is one of the most commonly performed operations in all of surgery Incidence ~ 1-5%. Physical Exam Characteristics.

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Hernia

Read on about the types of hernia and the treatment options. Understand the basics about how it happens, how to set it right , the do's and dont's

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HERNIA

1 u2013 HERNIA 2 - Meaning of Hernia - In simple words hernia means, there is a defect in the abdominal wall, through which the abdominal contents like intestine, omentum (intraabdominal fat) or other organ protrude or bulge out forming a swelling. A hernia is a common problem in India. Hernias are more common in childhood or old-hood age, some are hiding their hernia or non-treating it because they are threatened from surgery. 3 u2013 What does hernia feel likes 9tDuring such complication, apart from hernia repair, this surgery may require removal of gangrenous bowel increasing the risk of surgery and also the risk of mesh infection. By Laparoscopic surgery, hernia treated without staying overnight at the hospital. Recovery of Laparoscopic surgery is very quick even patient can walk as well as eat & drink immediately after surgery. Sometimes the patient can be discharged on the same day. Laparoscopic surgery is the best way to treating hernia. If you are suffering from a hernia then consult Hernia specialist u2013 Dr. Chirag Thakkar. 10tConsult us for Hernia Treatment - For Appointment Call - 079-29703438 Or Visit:- www.drchiragthakkar.com

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FEMORAL HERNIA & SLIDING HERNIA

FEMORAL HERNIA & SLIDING HERNIA. By Aneesha Thomas 2002 MBBS. FEMORAL TRIANGLE. BOUNDARIES Superior-Inguinal ligament Medially-Adductor longus Laterally- Sartorius

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Hernia Treatment | Hernia Surgeon | Hernia Treatment in Pune

A hernia is a physical defect and happens when an internal organ like intestine pushes through the week walls of the abdominal or sneaks through an opening in the abdominal muscle or tissue that holds the organs in place which leading the organ to occupy the space under the skin. Types of Hernia: 1. Umbilical Hernia: Hernia that occurs around your belly button. 2. Incisional Hernia: A type of hernia caused by an incompletely-healed surgical wound. 3. Femoral Hernia: Caused by fatty tissue or a bowel organs pokes through into the groin towards the top of your inner thigh 4. Inguinal Hernia: Occurs When soft tissue bulges through a weak part in the abdominal muscles. 5. Lateral Hernia: Hernia that causes a layer of tissue that separates two groups of abdominal muscles 6.Epigastric Hernia: Hernia that leads the fat to push through a week area in the walls of the abdomen. Causes of Hernia: All hernias are a result of a plus of pressure and an opening or weakness of muscle in the regions specified in the types of hernia. Sometimes a hernia can be a result of muscle weakness which may be present during the birth, and many a time occurs later in life. Here are a few reasons why the tissues may waken and lead to hernia: 1. Smoking 2. Lifting heavyweight 3. Diarrhea 4. Constipation 5. Constant Coughing and 6. Constant Sneezing Symptoms of Hernia: 1.tDull pain in the abdominal area 2.tDull pain in testicles (males) 3.tDull pain in the pelvis 4.tDiscomfort in the abdominal region, groin, 5.tUnusual Bulge 6.tFeeling of strangulation Treatment of Hernia: However, 3D Mesh hernia repair is the best-known treatment for Hernia. It is the most advanced and promising treatment option which covers the hernia from 3 sides. No stitches to fix the mesh, no pain, no scars, and a negligible reoccurrence rate make it the most advanced technique to treat the hernia.

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Hernia

VENTRAL Hernia

Diaphragmatic Hernia

Inguinal Hernia

Inguinal Hernia

Hernia

Hernia

Hernia

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DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA

HERNIA

Parastomal hernia

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HERNIA

FEMORAL HERNIA &amp; SLIDING HERNIA

Hernia Treatment | Hernia Surgeon | Hernia Treatment in Pune

FEMORAL HERNIA & SLIDING HERNIA