Laparoscopic Port-Site Hernia: An Underrecognized Iatrogenic... : Obstetrical &
Gynecological Survey Laparoscopic Port-Site Hernia: An Underrecognized Iatrogenic …

Summary Background/Objective Laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy (LSG) is at present the
most popular bariatric procedure due to its significant weight loss, remission of co …

ABSTRACT Study Objective To evaluate incidence and risk factors for incisional hernia in
women undergoing single-port laparoscopy (SPL) for gynecologic oncology indications with …

Purpose The port site hernia (PSH) is a specific type of incisional hernia related to the trocar
sites of laparoscopic surgery. Diastasis recti of the abdominis muscle (DR) is the separation …

Purpose One of the complications in laparoscopic surgery is port-site hernia. It is a rare but
potentially dangerous complication. Especially when using ports with a size 10 mm or more …

BACKGROUND Despite the infrequency of trocar site hernias (TSHs), fascial closure
continues to be recommended for their prevention when using a≥ 10-mm trocar. AIM To …

Indications for laparoscopic surgeries are increasing in the current era in view of the
advantages they offer in terms of less perioperative morbidities, early mobilization, and …

Atypical hernias encompass the categories of flank, lumbar, spigelian, suprapubic and
subxiphoid hernias among other rarer variants. These are considered to be tribulation in …

Background: One of the complications of endoscopic surgery is port-site hernia. The risk of
port-site hernia is minimized by proper port-site closure, which relies on appropriate …

Background: One of the rare but complicating consequences of laparoscopic surgery is port
site hernia, while leaving the fascia open in the site of less than 10mm port is generally …