Hernia
| Discussion in 'All Categories' started by Satyajit Singh - Dec 23rd, 2011 8:02 pm. | |
Satyajit Singh
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I has righr side hernia fdrom my chilhood last year i operationed but after 6 month once again the same problem arise on left side now what i do please suggest me sir. |
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re: Hernia
by Dr M K Gupta -
Dec 24th, 2011
11:33 pm
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Dr M K Gupta
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Dear Satyajit Singh You should come to us for examination. If you have recurrent hernia then laparoscopic surgery is method of choice. Inguinal Hernias in grown-ups, either primary or recurrent, can't be cured medically nor do they really be healed by diet, vitamins or exercise. Rather, they might require surgical correction for effective therapy. Inguinal Hernias are almost all ideally suited to surgical repair utilizing an advanced TENSION FREE, mini-incision, by laparoscopic technique. This benchmark approach, which we have promoted and employed for over 15 years, is in our thoughts not just the safest, but also the most effective contemporary way of hernia repair available today. Instead of pulling muscle edges tightly together and suturing under extreme tension as was the last traditional repair technique, the Tension-Free approach permits us to customize and tailor a specifically selected mesh product to the exact size and configuration required for each patient and every individual hernia. Hernias vary from person to person and thus a "one size fits all" approach is actually a smaller amount effective. The important fundamental principle of the contemporary, tailored TENSION FREE TECHNIQUE is to avoid tension on tissues and to neither cut nor sew muscle together within an unnatural high-tension fashion. We safely and effectively utilize sterile, flexible yet sturdy light-weight mesh to aid the tissue for a complete hernia repair. It is quite effective for both primary and recurrent inguinal hernias as well as virtually all abdominal wall hernias. Mesh (sterile, wafer-thin, flexible and pliable) is carefully placed under (and also at times above as well) the hernia defect, extending safely past the under edges of the defect to "immediately" repair the hernia. The mesh covers not just the hernia defect itself, but importantly reinforces a place of ever-present thinned and weaken tissue that surrounds all hernia defects. Unlike as is the situation in many other hernia repair techniques, this important surrounding weakened area of hernia vulnerability, which within the inguinal area is known as the Myopectineal Orifice, is fully addressed in our Tension-Free approach. Thus, the risk of a recurrent hernia is virtually eliminated. Moreover, the sterile mesh provides a "lattice", "growth bed" or "scaffolding" for new tissue ingrowth. Such ingrowth will not only still 'heal' the defect further as time passes, and can continue to allow full incorporation from the mesh, safely and comfortably, in to the abdominal wall itself. Since the mesh is thin, pliable and versatile, the individual is completely unacquainted with its presence. Activity is not limited after this Tension-Free hernia repair method. The hernia repair by laparoscopic surgery is immediately strong, effectively and completely repaired by the mesh, so restrictions post-operatively are minimal. Importantly too, patients return rapidly to Normal Activity. With regards M.K. Gupta |