V-031 ETEP APPROACH FOR UMBILICAL HERNIA & GROIN HERNIA & RECTUS ABDOMINIS DIASTASIS: IS IT A GOOD OPTION?
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DOI: 10.1093/bjs/znad080.264
Abstract: Ventral hernias are a frequent pathology in general surgery.Its association with rectus abdominis diastasis and groin hernias is not uncommon. Currently, the minimally invasive approach of these pathologies is becoming more frequent.The retromuscular-preperitoneal approach is… read more here.
Keywords: rectus abdominis; hernia; rectus; abdominis diastasis ... See more keywords
Relationship between Preoperative Abdominal Wall Strength and Bulging at the Abdominal Free Flap Donor Site for Breast Reconstruction
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DOI: 10.1097/prs.0000000000008763
Abstract: Background: Abdominal bulging at the donor site of free abdominal flaps for breast reconstruction is a common postoperative complication. In addition to the thickness of abdominal muscles, the authors identified the rectus abdominis diastasis as… read more here.
Keywords: muscle; rectus abdominis; rectus; abdominis diastasis ... See more keywords
Comorbid rectus abdominis diastasis is a risk factor for recurrence of umbilical hernia in Japanese patients
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DOI: 10.1111/ases.12868
Abstract: Rectus abdominis diastasis (RAD) is characterized by thinning and widening of the linea alba and laxity of the ventral abdominal muscle. RAD, when coexistent with umbilical hernia, is considered a risk factor for hernia recurrence.… read more here.
Keywords: hernia; rectus abdominis; abdominis diastasis; umbilical hernia ... See more keywords