… repair. It also is designed to evaluate the various techniques and results of a laparoscopic
reoperation … The scarring in this region can make dissection so difficult as to add the risk of a …

… Some of the patients included in the present study have been described in a previous report
4 on surgical risk factors for 30-day readmission, mortality and reoperation for recurrence. …

… repair, and nontacking fixation (for laparoscopic surgery) as risk factors for hernia repair
reoperation… risk of hernia rerepair, 18,19 and open repair or a hernia size of 7 cm had increased …

… repaired laparoscopically. Interestingly, another study reported greater risk of reoperation for
… for medial hernias comparing laparoscopic and open methods [13]. For lateral hernias, the …

… that a laparoscopic approach may be as effective4,5. Reoperative laparoscopic repair is
often … In addition, there is an associated mortality risk of approximately 0á5ą2 per cent in …

… Known risk factors for recurrence after TEP LIHR include the surgeon's age being less than
… reoperation incidence was 1.7% for hernial sac excision or division but 2.7% for invagination. …

… with laparoscopic repair of large incisional hernias. Size of the hernia, BMI, and SSI are risk
… Reoperations were performed in the laparoscopy group owing to recurrence (nine patients), …

… Patients requiring re operation for recurrence were identified and examined in detail. …
Opponents of fixation cite the risk of nerve injury and trauma to structures such as the inferior …

… In Table A (Supplemental Digital Content 2, https://links.lww.com/JS9/A323), the 10 most
common indications for reoperation after laparotomy or laparoscopy are presented. These 10 …

… high risk of bias. This meta-analysis reported a significant advantage of laparoscopic repair
… % in open repair versus 4.4% in laparoscopic repair; and reoperation rates for abdominal …