Hypothesis The combination of cesarean section with inguinal or umbilical hernia repair is
safe, effective, and well-accepted compared with cesarean section alone. Design …

Aim: Hernias of the abdominal wall occurring during pregnancy are usually treated a few
weeks after delivery. The aim of this study was to retrospectively evaluate the clinical …

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Pregnant women with paraumbilical hernia usually
postpone hernia repair until after delivery, but some patients request that it be done during …

Objective To estimate the incidence of incisional hernias requiring surgical repair after
cesarean delivery over a 10-year period. Methods This population-and register-based …

Incisional hernia is a well-known complication following abdominal surgery. A frequently
performed abdominal operative procedure is cesarean section. In 2015 the median …

OBJECTIVE: To compare the rates of intraoperative and postoperative complications of
uterine repair when performed in situ or extra-abdominally following cesarean delivery …

OBJECTIVE: To assess the rate of adhesions and other long-term outcomes of two cesarean
delivery techniques. METHODS: A total of 600 women were randomly assigned to either a …

Purpose To compare the peri-and postoperative complication rates of two cesarean delivery
techniques. Methods Medical records from 1,087 patients who had a cesarean delivery with …

OBJECTIVE: Cesarean section delivery is a commonly performed surgical procedure, and
rates of cesarean delivery are increasing. Previous randomized trials that compared …

Objective The authors confirm the advantages of simultaneous repair of bilateral inguinal
hernias, indicate that it is feasible to perform the procedure under local anesthesia, and …