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Abdominal Wall Hernia Repair

Abdominal Wall Reconstruction and Hernia Repair-Newport Beach

Abdominal Wall Reconstruction and Hernia Repair-Newport Beach

There are many patients who have undergone previous surgeries and who have complex abdominal wall hernias. Often these hernias have had previous mesh placement or previous infections. When these hernias occur after a repair, they are called recurrent abdominal wall hernias. Repairing these hernias often requires removal of the previous mesh, placing a new biological mesh, and then releasing some…

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Abdominal Wall Reconstruction and Hernia Repair of Abdominal Wall Reconstruction

Abdominal Wall Reconstruction and Hernia Repair of Abdominal Wall Reconstruction

Abdominal wall reconstruction and hernia repair is a rewarding operation for patients and physicians. The lower abdomen is a common place for hernia recurrence or bulge recurrence as there is a significant amount of tension placed on the lower abdominal core. Restoration of a functional abdominal wall allows not only for improved contour, but a better functioning abdomen. These operations…

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Abdominal Wall Reconstruction and Hernia Repair

Abdominal Wall Reconstruction and Hernia Repair

Abdominal wall reconstruction and hernia repair are common procedures. Patients who have hernias from prior procedures or from genetic defects in the abdominal wall typically have high satisfaction rates with their reconstruction. Not only can the abdominal wall reconstruction improve pain associated with a hernia, it also improved the abdominal contour. After the intestines are returned to the abdominal wall,…

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Reconstruction of the Radiated Abdominal Wall Hernia with Component Separation and Placement of Strattice Acellular Dermal Matrix.

Reconstruction of the Radiated Abdominal Wall Hernia with Component Separation and Placement of Strattice Acellular Dermal Matrix.

Abdominal wall reconstruction can be rewarding surgery for both the physician and the patient. Previous or multiple abdominal surgeries as well as radiation can effect wound healing on the abdominal wall following repair. Larger hernias can allow a significant portion of the small intestines and possibly the large intestine to herniate through the abdominal wall and into the underlying skin.…

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Component Separation and Placement of Strattice Acelluar Dermal Matrix for Abdominal Wall Reconstruction

Component Separation and Placement of Strattice Acelluar Dermal Matrix for Abdominal Wall Reconstruction

Larger hernias of the abdominal wall require that the muscles of the abdominal wall be put back into their normal anatomic position. The muscles often affected by previous complex abdominal operations are the rectus abdominis, the external oblique, the internal oblique, and the transversus abdominis. These muscles can be affected by previous incisions such as subcostal incisions for hepatic, pancreatic,…

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Hernia Repair and Abdominal Wall Reconstruction with Strattice Acellular Dermal Matrix

Hernia Repair and Abdominal Wall Reconstruction with Strattice Acellular Dermal Matrix

Hernias can occur commonly after major abdominal surgery. Following abdominal surgery such as liver resections, pancreatic resections, and resection of intestines patients may be protein malnourished and have difficulty healing wounds. Patients with large hernias often dislike the abdominal bulge and experience a feelin of fullness in their lower abdomen. Restoring the abdominal wall musculature back to its normal position…

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Abdominal Wall Reconstruction and Hernia Repair.

Abdominal Wall Reconstruction and Hernia Repair.

Abdominal wall reconstruction procedures are common. Abdominal wall hernias can occur after abdominal procedures. The components of the abdominal wall can be separated and biologic mesh can be used as a load sharing principle to repair the hernia. Protein intake is important before surgery and after surgery to prevent seroma formation post-surgery. We instruct many of our patients to eat…

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