… Background: The use of local anaesthetic for open inguinal hernia surgery has long been …
of spinal anaesthesia and sub-fascial local anaesthetic (LA) for performing open hernia repair …

… In summary, spinal anaesthesia is a very useful technique in the context of inguinal hernia
repair in premature and ex-premature patients. However, it may also be used outside this …

… have shown a very low utilisation of local anaesthesia for inguinal hernia repair.21,42 The
results from this study have shown that the use of local anaesthesia is still very low. Currently, …

… of spinal anaesthetics used today. Spinal anaesthesia, compared with general anaesthesia,
in the ex-premature infant undergoing inguinal hernia repair has decreased postoperative …

… Complications were less in-group B, so we recommend local anesthesia for open primary
inguinal hernia repairs in both direct and indirect variety in young as well as in old aged …

… effectiveness of Lichtenstein repair under local anaesthesia versus spinal anaesthesia in
relation … hernia repair under local anaesthesia and group B patients under spinal anaesthesia. …

… ’ spinal anaesthesia in all infants. However, balanced against this, was our inability to
establish spinal anaesthesia in … advantageous procedure of spinal anaesthesia has not gained …

… was observed after mesh repair. Conclusion Local anaesthetic mesh hernia repair is safe and
… General and spinal anaesthesia are associated with higher rates of serious postoperative …

… anaesthesia, whereas general anaesthesia requires an experienced anaesthetist with
modern equipment and spinal anaesthesia … invalidation, while local anaesthesia is easy to …

… Surgical times were 62 min (IQR, 48 to 86 min) for bilateral hernia repair and 46 min (IQR,
39 to 61 min) for unilateral repairs. In no cases did surgical time exceed the RA. …