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Hernias - Med0068 hernias by Malcolm Dupries. A hernia is a protrusion or bulge of a part of the body tissue, fat, or an organ through an abnormal opening of the surrounding http://www.barkbytes.com/medical/med0068.htm
Extractions: A hernia which can be pushed back into the abdomen is called reducible . Hernias which are not reducible are called incarcerated . If the blood supply to an incarcerated hernia is pinched off the hernia becomes strangulated . A strangulated hernia is an emergency situation and must be brought to the immediate attention of your veterinarian. An umbilical hernia is the most common type of hernia found in puppies. In the case of umbilical hernias, a portion of fat or internal organs protrudes through an incompletely closed umbilical ring. Umbilical hernias may be present at birth, or may be acquired. The most common means of acquiring an umbilical hernia is as a result of the umbilical cord being severed too close to the abdominal wall. In most cases umbilical hernias are small and reduce as the puppy grows. Generally, by the time the pup is six months old the umbilical hernia will shrink and disappear on its own. If the pup has a large hernia, or one that can be pushed into the abdomen with a finger, consult your veterinarian regarding possible surgical repair.
Extractions: Journal of Neurological Sciences (Turkish) Table of Contents NOROL BIL D 19: 1 , 2002 http://www.med.ege.edu.tr/norolbil/2001/NBD18001.html Case Report INCISIONAL HERNIA AS DONOR SITE COMPLICATION OF ILIAC CREST HARVESTING: A case report* Tayfun HAKAN , Hakan KARABAGLI , Nurtac AYDIN Dr. Lütfü Kirdar Kartal Research Hospital 2nd Neurosurgery Clinic (TH), Haydarpasa Numune Research Hospital, Neurosurgery Clinic (HK) , and 3rd Surgery Clinic (NA) , Istanbul , Turkey Summary Autogen bone grafts are essential for spinal stabilization procedures. Iliac crest is the common donor site for obtaining these autogen bone grafts. An incisional hernia occured as late complication in a 71-year old woman patient. She underwent an operation of gross total tumor excision, C3 and C4 corpectomy, stabilization with autogen tri-cortical iliac crest graft and plate-screw system using an anterior approach. The hernia was repaired with prolen mesh and resulted in an excellent postoperative recovery. Key-words: autogen, bone graft, complication, iliac crest, incisional hernia
Diaphragmatic Hernia Factsheet Diaphragmatic hernia. What is a diaphragmatic hernia? Some tests and Xrays will be arranged to confirm that your baby has a diaphragmatic hernia. http://www.ich.ucl.ac.uk/factsheets/diseases_conditions/diaphragmatic_hernia/
Extractions: When do I need to contact my doctor? The diaphragm is a curved muscle that separates the contents of the chest from the abdomen. With a diaphragmatic hernia, the muscle has a hole in it which allows part of the intestine to develop in the chest. This hole can be on the left or right side of the chest. As the intestine is in the chest, the lungs and intestine are likely to be squashed which may mean your baby has difficulty feeding and breathing. To help these problems, your baby may need to use a machine to help them breathe (ventilator). A tube will also be passed into your baby's stomach to drain off the contents and prevent him or her from feeling and
Large Incisional Hernia Images of a great abdominal wall defect, with a brief comment. http://www.edu.rcsed.ac.uk/photoalbum/ph117.htm
Extractions: What are the treatment options? There is a large incisional hernia in relation to a lower right paramedian incision. The incidence of incisional hernia is approximately 10% following abdominal surgery and is much more common when delayed healing is present. This might be due to patient factors such as malnutrition, collagen disorders, advanced malignancy or surgical factors such as poor technique, wound infection, suture material defects. Treatment is by operative repair, either a sutured repair or, more commonly, insertion of a prosthetic mesh. Long term results are, however, poor and re-recurrence often occurs. Click here for answer
Hospital Practice Diaphragmatic Hernia The Spectrum of Diaphragmatic hernia RAVINDER K. MITTAL University of California, San Diego. Diaphragmatic Paraesophageal hernia. Paraesophageal http://www.hosppract.com/issues/1998/11/cemitt.htm
Incisional Hernia Causes, symptoms, treatment and surgical options of this disease. It provides some after surgery patients recovery guides. http://www.lifespan.org/mininvasive/revised/patient/Incis_hernia/default.htm
Hernia. Brief Summary. GUIDELINE TITLE. hernia. BIBLIOGRAPHIC SOURCE(S). Work Loss Data Institute. hernia. Corpus Christi (TX) Work Loss Data Institute; 2003. http://www.guideline.gov/summary/summary.aspx?view_id=1&doc_id=3801
Gs049301 Animated interactive tutorial about this disease, provided by the National Library of Medicine. http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/tutorials/incisionalhernia/gs049301.html
AURASALUD.COM: ANOMALIAS DE LA COLUMNA - HERNIA DISCAL Translate this page hernia DISCAL Y PROTUSIÓN DISCAL, La hernia discal es una anomalía o lesión muy importante producida por la degeneración del disco intervertebral. http://www.aurasalud.com/QQS/Columna/Anomaliasypatologias/hernia.htm
Extractions: Portada Columna vertebral y espalda Anomalías de la columna / HERNIA Y PROTUSIÓN DISCAL Envía esta página a un amigo Imprime esta página HERNIA DISCAL Y PROTUSIÓN DISCAL OTRAS ANOMALÍAS DEFINICIÓN La hernia discal es una anomalía o lesión muy importante producida por la degeneración del disco intervertebral. Éste está formado por un núcleo pulposo rodeado de un anillo fibroso. Cuando se rompe dicho anillo facilitando la salida hacia el exterior del núcleo, nos encontramos ante una hernia discal. La protusión discal podría considerarse como un estado inicial de la hernia discal, donde se produce un movimiento del núcleo empujando al anillo fibroso, pero sin salir del mismo y desplazándolo ligeramente. Se habla también de fisura discal cuando se desgarra internamente el anillo fibroso del disco. Son más frecuentes las hernias discales posteriores, pues en dicha zona el anillo fibroso es más débil y estrecho. Cuando ocurre esto provoca dolor por la presión que ejerce el disco en el ligamento vertebral común posterior. La mayor parte son lumbares, después cervicales y raramente dorsales.
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Combined Faschia And Mesh Closure A method for closing large midline incisional hernias using both the fascia and a mesh. Scientific paper by The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. http://www.rcsed.ac.uk/journal/vol43_1/4310010.htm
Extractions: Department of Surgery, Royal Berkshire Hospital, Reading, UK Large incisional hernias of the abdominal wall represent substantial defects of supportive tissues. The repair of these requires the mobilization of fascia or the use of a prosthetic mesh. A method for closing large midline incisional hernias using both the fascia and a mesh was described in 1979. This repair was used for six midline hernias and four large incisional hernias in the right subcostal region. No wound complications and no recurrences (median follow-up 1 year 5 months) were seen. The combined fascia and mesh repair can be successfully used for large incisional hernias of the anterior abdominal wall in areas other than the midline. Keywords: incisional hernias, prosthetic mesh. Incisional hernias develop in up to 11% of surgical abdominal wounds. Recurrence after repair has been described in up to 44% of patients.
Morgagni Hernia Morgagni hernia,. Print this article, herniation of The radiological features vary depending on the contents of the hernia. Most often http://www.amershamhealth.com/medcyclopaedia/medical/Volume V 1/MORGAGNI HERNIA.
Extractions: Amershamhealth.com Search for: Type a word or a phrase. All forms of the word are searchable. Browse entry words starting with: A B C D ... Other characters Morgagni hernia, herniation of abdominal contents through the diaphragm between its costal and sternal attachment (foramen of Morgagni). Morgagni herniation may result in a cardiophrenic angle mass, most often on the right side as the heart hinders herniation of the left. The radiological features vary depending on the contents of the hernia. Most often the hernia contains omentum, liver or colon. When the hernia contain bowel, the diagnosis is made by identifying gasfilled loops of bowel within the mass on the radiograph ( Fig.1 ). CT can also confirm the presence of herniated liver. When the hernia contains only omental fat, the CT appearance is similar to that of thoracic lipoma . Connection with abdominal fat is easily demonstrated by multiplanar reconstruction after helical CT acquisition or MR scans on sagittal and coronal acquisition. The diagnosis of herniated omental fat may be suggested by the identification of fine linear densities representing omental vessels within the fat ( Fig.2
Extractions: Frequently asked questions about laparoscopic repair of Incisional hernia Dr.R.K.Mishra Articles Duct of luschka Injury Endo video technology How do scissors work Lap trouble shootings ... Many more lap articles FAQ's General laparoscopy Laparoscopic hernia Lap. appendicectomy Lap. cholecystectomy ... Many more FAQ's How to Operate ? Diagnostic laparoscopy Lap. cholecystectomy Duodenal perforation Lap. appendicectomy ... Many more operations For Members: Free online training Daily fresh quizzes Member's publication Video of your choice ... Free monthly journal For Patients: Free medical advice Online 1st appointment Online Old appointment Online patients report ... Medical Chat room Galleries: Laparoscopic Pictures Laparoscopic Videos Useful Medical links Download softwares Many more: Free surgery for poor About Dr.R.K.Mishra
Epigastric Hernia Epigastric hernia Hypogastric hernia. Fatty hernia of the Linea Alba. Book, Nodule. Differential Diagnosis Epigastric Incarcerated hernia http://www.fpnotebook.com/SUR51.htm
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Incisional Hernia A comparison of suture repair with mesh repair for incisional hernias, published on The New England Journal of Medicine. http://www.surgery.gr/edu/journal/hernia.html
Extractions: HOME EDUCATION JOURNAL CLUB E-MAIL ... SITE MAP The New England Journal of Medicine August 10, 2000 Vol. 343, No. 6 A Comparison of Suture Repair with Mesh Repair for Incisional Hernia Roland W. Luijendijk, Wim C.J. Hop, M. Petrousjka van den Tol, Diederik C.D. de Lange, Marijel M.J. Braaksma, Jan N.M. IJzermans, Roelof U. Boelhouwer, Bas C. de Vries, Marc K.M. Salu, Jack C.J. Wereldsma, Cornelis M.A. Bruijninckx, Johannes Jeekel Background. Incisional hernia is an important complication of abdominal surgery. Procedures for the repair of these hernias with sutures and with mesh have been reported, but there is no consensus about which type of procedure is best. Methods. Between March 1992 and February 1998, we performed a multicenter trial in which we randomly assigned to suture repair or mesh repair 200 patients who were scheduled to undergo repair of a primary hernia or a first recurrence of hernia at the site of a vertical midline incision of the abdomen of less than 6 cm in length or width. The patients were followed up by physical examination at 1, 6, 12, 18, 24, and 36 months. Recurrence rates and potential risk factors for recurrent incisional hernia were analyzed with the use of life-table methods. Results.
Extractions: PDF Version Available An inguinal hernia occurs when the bowel slides through an open canal into a pouch in the groin. This appears as a lump. Sometimes the lump goes down into the scrotum where the testis sits in a boy or into the labia in a girl. Inguinal hernias are common in childhood, especially in boys. They appear as a lump in the baby's groin. Inguinal hernias are not caused by muscle weakness, as in adults. They are not caused by letting the baby cry, although they are more noticeable when your baby is upset. These hernias do not go away on their own. Very young children need an operation as soon as a hernia appears because if the bowel gets caught in the hernia, it can be damaged. Your child comes to hospital on the day of the operation and is usually home the same day. During the operation, the doctors stitch the open canal inside and close the opening the groin. This is done under general anaesthetic. The stitches are beneath the skin and dissolve by themselves. There will be a scar in the groin skin crease. As the child grows, the scar will fade but never completely disappear. What about activity after the operation?
Extractions: If you have followed this link, you probably are already painfully familiar with what a hiatal hernia is, but if not I'll tell you. There is an opening in the diaphragm that allows the esophagus to pass through to the stomach. Sometimes this opening is large enough to allow part of the stomach to be forced up through the opening where it doesn't belong, leading to heart burn, acid reflux, pain and discomfort. In my family, we refer to this as a 'Hyena Hernia' in honor of a charmingly mistaken old friend of my mother's. Regular doctors sometimes talk surgery for this condition. Or they may recommend zantac or other acid reducers, leaving the hernia intact while destroying one's ability to produce the necessary acid to digest food. Other typical suggestions include things like not eating for two hours before going to bed; or sitting up somewhat rather than lying down completely flat, so that gravity works in your favor; or not bending over or otherwise putting pressure on the stomach from below when the stomach is full; or lose weight... That sort of thing. A wonderful chiropractor taught me this easy and very effective trick back when my own "hyena" hernia was a constant problem. When I first learned this trick, I would do it several times a week. That was a few years ago. Gradually I needed it less and less. By now I had nearly forgotten about it until someone mentioned it again recently. Apparently the opening must tighten back up on its own once it is no longer being distended by a full stomach popping through. All I really know is that this worked well for me. It made a lot of miserable moments a lot less miserable, and it might even have fixed the underlying problem.
