Titlebook: Incisional Hernia; Volker Schumpelick,Andrew N. Kingsnorth Conference proceedings 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1999 abdominal wa

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Surgical Anatomy this gap is referred to as the lacuna sceleti sterno-pubica. This considerable gap is closed by the soft abdominal wall which is exclusively composed of broad muscles and aponeuroses. The soft abdominal wall allows not only the motility of the chest, but also of the entire trunk. The simultaneously

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Fascial Metabolic Defectsfects were normal and would stay so. Causation was attributed to a mechanical disparity between visceral pressure and the resistance of the musculature. Cooper [1] not only described the fascia transversalis and its role in preventing groin herniation, but listed factors which increase intra-abdomin

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Primary Herniathe muscles of the abdominal wall through which they do not normally pass (Ljungdahl). The anatomic feature common to all external hernias is a defect in the aponeurotic/fascial layer that lines the abdominal cavity. Hernias occupy a good deal of surgical time and account for about 10%–15% of all su

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Acute Wound Failuretively constant during this century. If data from retrospective studies of large numbers of surgical patients are combined, rates of 0.4% (representing 71,000 incisions), 0.59% (320,000 incisions), and 1.2% (18,000 incisions) are obtained for the time periods 1900–1940, 1950–1984, and 1985 to the pr

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Diagnosis of Abdominal Wall Defectse correct diagnosis can be reached on the basis of history, symptoms and clinical examination. Although ultrasound investigations are part of our standard routine and in the majority of our patients merely confirm the clinical findings, there are, however, two groups of patients whose complaints are

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