34. Subcutaneous operation for Hernia

Strangulated Hernia Operation, and Subsequent Operation for the Radical Cure

Nazir, Mahomedan, aged 35 years, was admitted on the 20th April -with symptoms of strangulation of an inguinal hernia of the right side. It was of seven years' duration, and had been always reducible. He had never worn a truss, and on one occasion he seems to have been in peril from a temporary incarceration of the hernia. On the 19th of April it protruded when ho was talking, and he was unable...

The Fascial Flap Operation for Inguinal Hernia

, e outer side, the outer edge of the conjoint tendon on the mesial side, and the pubic one below. The transversalis fascia is bulged through this space, and even when the yide-mouthed sac has been ligatured and removed, it is impossible to suture the conJoint tendon to the inner part of the inguinal ligament in such a way as to form a strong oor to this part of the inguinal canal; for there is...

Rapid Recovery after Operation for Strangulated Hernia

Radical Cure of Hernia (Wood's Operation.)

A Hindoo, aged about 40, came to the Azamgarh hospital on the 16th of July last, suffering from a large oblique inguinal hernia on the right side. The disease had existed for five years, and had come on gradually ; but latterly it had been increasing rapidly in size. On admission the tumour was somewhat larger than two fists, tympanitic to the touch, and reducible with the greatest ease. On pas...

Laparoscopic ileus operation due to paracolostomy hernia.

We present a case report of a 62-year-old man with adhesive ileus caused by paracolostomy hernia. The patient underwent enterosynechotomy for ileus and colopexy for paracolostomy hernia laparoscopically. This procedure has benefits of prevention of recurrent adhesive ileus and early postoperative recovery of the intestinal tract.