Objective: To analyze the relative risk of reoperation for recurrence using 3 anesthetic
alternatives, general anesthesia (GA), regional (spinal-, epidural-) anesthesia (RA), and …

Background The literature is inconclusive regarding the effect of local infiltration anaesthesia
on the risk of recurrence after groin hernia repair. Methods Based upon the Danish Hernia …

Objective To analyze reoperation rates for recurrent and primary groin hernia repair
documented in the Swedish Hernia Register from 1996 to 1998, and to study variables …

Objective To compare laparoscopic with open hernia repair in a randomized clinical trial at a
median follow-up of 5 years. Summary Background Data Follow-up of patients in clinical …

Background The reoperation rate after recurrent groin hernia surgery is more than twice that
recorded for primary groin hernia procedures. The aim was to define the outcome from …

Introduction The aim of this study was to investigate reoperation for recurrence in men and
women with respect to method of repair, hernia anatomy and year of operation. Method …

Background: Randomised studies suggest regional anaesthesia to have the highest
morbidity and local infiltration anaesthesia to have the lowest morbidity after groin hernia …

Objective: To describe the characteristics of patients undergoing multiple groin hernia
repairs and to identify strategies that prevent further recurrence. Summary Background Data …

Objective: This study aims to analyze and identify risk factors for postoperative complications
and analyze the relative risk of reoperation for recurrence for respective complication …

Introduction Using registry analyses, a large number of influencing factors on the
perioperative outcome of groin hernia repair has been identified. The interactions between …