Ventral TAPP for Ombilical Hernia with Concomitant Left Direct Inguinal Hernia (Annotated)

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Case description

76 year old male patient, presenting with symptomatic left inguinal hernia. Upon physical exam he is found to have an ombilical hernia with a 2 cm hernia neck, reducible, probable small bowel content, little symptomatology. He has a history of radiation for prostate cancer. He walks with a cane and has severe weakness in right leg, necessitating usage of left leg and left abdomen to compensate. We evaluated his options and chose a double ventral and inguinal TAPP.  

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related terms: ventral TAPP, inguinal TAPP, Left Direct Inguinal Hernia, hernia video cases


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