Clinical Brief

Incisional Hernias: Factors Influencing Development

Authors: ALCINO LAZARO da SILVA, MD, PhD, ANDY PETROIANU, MD, PhD

Abstract

We have presented a study of 125 patients treated for incisional hernia. This complication occurred more frequently in women (81 %), and gynecologic and obstetric procedures were responsible for 58%. The method of surgical repair in all cases was peritoneal-aponcurotic transposition. The 5-year recurrence rate was less than 3%.

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