Research across Abdominal wall hernia
Related studies from across the Abdominal wall hernia family.
Systematic review and meta-analysis shows 3D laparoscopy reduces operative time in adult inguinal hernia repair
Meta-analysis shows 3D laparoscopy shortens time for inguinal hernia repair
This systematic review and meta-analysis evaluates three-dimensional versus two-dimensional laparoscopy for inguinal hernia repair in adults…
A meta-analysis of 521 adults found 3D laparoscopy reduced operative time and improved visualization compared to 2D laparoscopy for inguinal…
Systematic review and meta-analysis compares single-port versus two-port laparoscopic pediatric inguinal hernia repair
One Tiny Cut Cuts Hernia Recurrence in Kids by 40 Percent
This systematic review and meta-analysis of 22,846 children compared transumbilical single-port versus two-port laparoscopic surgery for ped…
• Single-port surgery lowers hernia return rates in children significantly • Helps parents worried about repeat surgeries for their sons • R…
Laparoscopic vs open inguinal hernia repair in children: cohort study reports differences in outcomes
Hidden Hernias Found in Many Kids During Surgery
This observational cohort study of 9590 children at a tertiary pediatric center compared laparoscopic and open inguinal hernia repair.
One surgery method finds more hidden problems than the other.
Perspective on functional reconstruction and minimally invasive techniques for abdominal wall hernia management
Can surgery fix your belly wall by restoring function instead of just closing the hole?
This perspective article discusses the shift from traditional anatomical repair toward functional reconstruction, minimally invasive compone…
Hernia surgery is shifting from just closing holes to restoring belly function, using new tools and team care to help patients move without …
Machine learning and deep learning applications in inguinal hernia care show promise for risk prediction and training
AI Is Changing How Doctors Diagnose and Repair Hernias
This narrative review evaluates machine learning (ML) and deep learning (DL) applications in inguinal hernia management.
Artificial intelligence now helps surgeons predict hernia surgery risks and navigate anatomy in real time to improve patient outcomes.