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The Technique of Inguinal Hernia, Compare of Time, Post-Operative Complication in Tertiary Care Center, Chhatisgarh

Ashish Goenka. , Ashish Goenka1 , Mahesh Ijjapawar

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New Indian Journal of Surgery 11(3):p 303-311, July – September 2020. | DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.21088/nijs.0976.4747.11320.8

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Ashish Goenka, Mahesh Ijjapawa, The Technique of Inguinal Hernia, Compare of Time, Post-Operative Complication in Tertiary
Care Center, Chhatisgarh. New Indian J Surg. 2020;11(3):303–311.
 

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Objective-The main objective of the present study
to investigate the average time required for the
procedure of inguinal hernia and postoperative
complications.
Method- The present study contained 3 bilateral,17
right-sided and 7 left-sided herniae in the laparoscopic
group and 2 bilateral, 19 right-sided and 6 left-sided
inguinal hernia in open mesh repair group. A total of 54
patients had a primary inguinal hernia, 27 underwent
open repair and 27 underwent laparoscopic to open
repair.

Result- The patients were selected from the agegroup of 18-65 years in both the study and controlgroups. The mean duration of time in open repair foropen U/L -47 min, for open B/L- 90min whereas for laparoscopic repair was laparoscopic U/L - 85 min,lap B/L-136.67 min. patients in the open repair show wound infection, seroma formation, haematoma formation, cord oedema while in laparoscopic repair
only 2 patients show seroma formation, while open repair 1 patients show wound infection, and 3 patientswere shows cord oedema.

Conclusion-Conclude thepresent findings theoperative time is prolonged inlaparoscopic TEP repair as compared to open due tothe learning curve in our institution. It has a statisticaladvantage in relation to wound infection, seroma,haematoma only in 2 patients in the laparoscopic
hernia repair however statistically significant.


Keywords: Post Operative complication;
Laparoscopic Surgery; Open Repair Surgery.
 

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Ashish Goenka, Mahesh Ijjapawa, The Technique of Inguinal Hernia, Compare of Time, Post-Operative Complication in Tertiary
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