Incisional hernias in midline incisions: An eight-year follow up
作者： Y. Cengiz , L. A. Israelsson
DOI: 10.1007/BF01569142
关键词: Wound dehiscence 、 Medicine 、 Surgery 、 General surgery 、 Fascia 、 Incisional hernia 、 Continuous suture 、 Midline laparotomy 、 Abdominal surgery 、 Wound infection 、 Suture (anatomy)
摘要: The aim of this study was to report the incidence incisional hernias following midline laparotomy incisions after 12 months and 8 years. 374 patients who underwent between August 1989 December 1990 were included. wounds closed with a continuous suture technique monitored by length wound ratio. hernia, defined as palpable defect in fascia or protrusion beyond level, at Early dehiscence occurred 3 (1%) infection 32 (9%). At 12-month examination 58 (20%) detected 292 patients. After years 142 examined 5 (3%) found. All that caused inconvenience required surgical repair follow-up. Most appearing later have probably been overlooked first examination.
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