Aspects on the use of slowly degradable mesh in inguinal hernia surgery

N IKLAS M AGNUSSON Postoperative aspects on inguinal hernia surgery I 43 Even if no strategy has been unequivocally superior to the others, thor- ough preoperative

The main aims of this thesis were to further establish this relation, to establish the background incidence of IH in men not subjected to surgery, to identify risk factors

Retrospective PFS, although providing reliable data concerning postoperative anastomotic strictures, patient age at surgery and duration and type of surgery, had a low sensitivity

Keywords: obesity, bariatric surgery, meal size, morphology, intestinal motility, high resolution manometry, abdominal pain,

The rate of recurrence in patients with lateral hernia repair using the open approach cannot be compared with that in the endoscopy study, but the difference in the handling of

Aims: The aims were: to examine the preoperative levels of fibrinogen and other coagulation factors, and their relationship to postoperative bleeding and

More specifically, the im- portance of different coagulation factors for postoperative bleeding and transfu- sions was determined, the effects of a blood conservation

A significant reduction of both postoperative bleeding volume and transfusion of allogenic blood products was observed in a study carried out on higher risk cardiac