L1: Hernia - Pt 7 Flashcards

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Inciedence of Adult Umbilical Hernia

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  • Usually in fatty multiparous females
  • It is the commonest hernia in the region of the umbilicus in adults
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Etiology f Adult Umbilical Hernia

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Pathology of Adult Umbilical Hernia

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Structure of Adult Umbilical Hernia

  • defect
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Structure of Adult Umbilical Hernia

  • Sac
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Structure of Adult Umbilical Hernia

  • Contents
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  • Usually: Omentum or Intestine.
  • Rarely: Colon.
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Structure of Adult Umbilical Hernia

  • Coverings
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Skin & S.C. fat.

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CP of Adult Umbilical Hernia

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CP of Adult Umbilical Hernia

  • Pain
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Pain is common, due to:
1. Intestinal obstruction, or
2. Dragging by large hernia

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CP of Adult Umbilical Hernia

  • Shape
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TTT of Adult Umbilical Hernia

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TTT of Adult Umbilical Hernia

  • Truss??
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Truss is Contraindicated & Treatment is Only Surgical.

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TTT of Adult Umbilical Hernia

  • Surgery
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Surgery in Adult Umbilical Hernia

  • Technique
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Surgery in Adult Umbilical Hernia

  • Approach
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A. Nowadays, it is usually performed by laparoscopic approach.

B. or less commonly by open approach.

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Another Name of Divarication of Recti

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Diastasis Recti

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Def of Divarication of Recti

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CP of Divarication of Recti

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TTT of Divarication of Recti

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Incidence of Divarication of Recti

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Def of Epigastric Hernia

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Etiology of Epigastric Hernia

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  • Sudden strain tearing the interlacing fibers of linea alba with appearance of narrow sharp defect
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Complications of Epigastric Hernia

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therefore complications are very common.

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Types of Epigastric Hernia

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CP of **Epigastric Hernia**
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TTT of **Epigastric Hernia**
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Etiology of **Recurrent Hernia**
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Etiology of **Recurrent Hernia** - Pre-Operative
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Etiology of **Recurrent Hernia** - Operative
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Etiology of **Recurrent Hernia** - Post-Operative
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CP of **Recurrent Hernia**
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TTT of **Recurrent Hernia**
After removal of the cause → Hernioplasty by synthetic polypropylene mesh should be done.
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Def of **Incisional Hernia**
It is a hernia in a scar of previous operation.
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Etiology of **Incisional Hernia**
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Etiology of **Incisional Hernia** - Pre-operative
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Etiology of **Incisional Hernia** - Operative
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Etiology of **Incisional Hernia** - Post-Operative
1. Post-operation cough, chest complications and distension 2. Post-operative wound infection.
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CP of **Incisional Hernia**
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Complications of **Incisional Hernia**
Common if neck of the sac is narrow.
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TTT of **Incisional Hernia**
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Rare Types of **External Hernia**
- Sliding Hernia - Pantaloon Hernia - Interparietal Hernia - Spigelian Hernia - Lumbar Hernia - Obturatr Hernia - Gluteal Hernia - Sciatic Hernia - Phantom Hernia
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Def of **Sliding Hernia**
- A viscus (caecum, bladder or ovary) slides extraperitoneally beside the sac through the wide hernial defect.
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Other Name of **Sliding Hernia**
Hernia-En-Glissade.
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CP of **Sliding Hernia**
- The condition is suspected in large partially reducible oblique inguinal hernia in obese elderly male
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TTT of **Sliding Hernia**
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Def of **Pantaloon Hernia**
- Patient has 2 hernial sacs, one of oblique inguinal hernia and another for direct inguinal hernia, separated by inferior epigastric vessels
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Other Names of **Pantaloon Hernia**
Romberg's hernia - saddle bag hernia
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CP of **Pantaloon Hernia**
Ipsilateral, concurrent direct and indirect inguinal hernias
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TTT of **Pantaloon Hernia**
- Pulling on the neck of the oblique sac, the direct sac is pulled lateral to the inferior epigastric vessels converting the 2 sacs into one, which is transfixed & excised
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Def of **Interparital Hernia**
- A sac of oblique inguinal hernia or part of it passes between layers of anterior abdominal wall.
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CP of **Interparital Hernia**
A large partially reducible oblique inguinal hernia.
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INVx for **Interparital Hernia**
Ultrasound is diagnostic
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Def of **Spigelean Hernia**
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TTT of **Interparital Hernia**
- Surgery as soon as possible because complications are very common. - By synthetic mesh hernioplasty
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CP of **Spigelean Hernia**
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Complications of **Spigelean Hernia**
Complications may be the first manifestation
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Site & Boundaries of **Inferior lumbar hernia**
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Types of **Lumbar Hernia**
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Incidence of **Inferior lumbar hernia**
The Commonest lumbar Hernia
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Site & Boundaries of **Superior lumbar hernia**
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Incisional lumbar hernia
Following renal operation
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Pathology in **Obturator Hernia**
Passes through the obturator canal.
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Incidence of **Obturator Hernia**
More common in women.
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CP of **Obturator Hernia**
The swelling is liable to be overlooked because it is covered by pectineus
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DDx of **Obturator Hernia**
Femoral hernia.
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Gluteal Hernia
Passes through the greater sciatic foramen.
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Sciatic Hernia
Passes through the lesser sciatic foramen.
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Phantom Hernia
- A local abdominal bulge due to muscular weakness or paralysis of abdominal muscles due to injury of their nerve supply.