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In the late 19th century, recurrence rates for inguinal hernia surgeries approached 100% after four years. This high failure rate stemmed from the inguinal region’s unique anatomical challenges:

1. It bears concentrated abdominal weight while having the weakest abdominal wall structure.
2. Its complex anatomy confuses even skilled surgeons.…[Read more]

Some common types of non-mesh hernia repair techniques include:

Shouldice Repair: This method involves using layered sutures to strengthen the weakened abdominal wall without mesh. It’s often used for inguinal hernias and has a long history of success.

Bassini Repair: An older technique where the surgeon stitches together the muscle layers…[Read more]

Some common types of non-mesh hernia repair techniques include:

Shouldice Repair: This method involves using layered sutures to strengthen the weakened abdominal wall without mesh. It’s often used for inguinal hernias and has a long history of success.

Bassini Repair: An older technique where the surgeon stitches together the muscle layers of…[Read more]