Laparoscopic Hernia Repair

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Laparoscopic hernia repair is a procedure wherein the affected hernia is removed and the procedure is done using a laparoscope. The technique is again, minimally invasive and is most commonly preferred technique to treat inguinal hernias with less pain and maximum precision. Our surgeons are trained in performing hernia repair surgeries and with our advanced lap centre and operative room, the surgeries are performed with ease and accuracy. Several patients with hernia disorders have benefitted from our procedures till date.

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Laparoscopy is our core area of expertise after IVF and we have highly experienced laparoscopic surgeons and advanced laparoscopic machineries and equipment at our centre. Over the years, our doctors have successfully performed several thousand laparoscopic surgeries, making our centre, the best one in Jalgaon.

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More About Laparoscopic Hernia Repair

Hernia is a commonly seen condition and can occur in both males and females. Hernias develop due to heavy strain on the abdominal wall, or due to aging, weakness, injury or an old incision. It can develop at any age and can cause the abdominal wall to tear or seperate. In such conditions, instead of open surgery, laparoscopic repair is done to fix the torn walls using small incisions and a mesh to patch up the torn areas.

In this procedure, two to four small incisions are made through the abdominal wall and a laparoscope with attached camera and light is passed inside the abdominal cavity through the incisions. Like other procedures, the hernia is viewed in the monitor and the abdominal cavity is inflated using carbon dioxide to give a clearer view of the affected area. The hernia defect is then covered with mesh from within the abdomen to give a patch and stapled. These procedures are done in three ways:

TEP

This is the extraperitonial method wherein the surgeon does not enter the peritoneal cavity and mesh is used to seal the hernia from outside the peritoneum. (For inguinal hernias )

TAPP

This is the transabdominal preperitoneal repair where the surgeon enters the peritoneal cavity and places the mesh through a peritoneal incision over the hernia sites. (For inguinal hernias )

IPOM

The laparoscopic intraperitoneal onlay mesh (IPOM) technique is the most popular technique lately. It involves complete dissection of abdominal wall and to treat the hernia and covering the scar with broad overlap. It reduces risk of complications to a great extent. ( For incisional and ventral hernias )