Autoplasty by Displaced Aponeurotic Flap: Results of a New Method of Inguinal Hernias Surgical Treatment

AIM: A new surgical method of non-tension autoplasty by displaced aponeurotic flap for the treatment uncomplicated inguinal hernias has been developed.
 METHODS: Thirty patients were operated on using a autoplasty; comparison group involved 30 which Liechtenstein hernioplasty partially absorbable mesh implant (UltraPro). The effectiveness methods was evaluated clinical data, instrumental research (ultrasound examination, and computed tomography [CT]), results life quality.
 RESULTS: There no relapse cases in both groups early long-term after surgery. According to ultrasound, inflammatory infiltrate absent method, subclinical seromas resolved earlier data compression elastography CT, formation denser scar postoperative area registered with statistically significant difference. feeling discomfort pain study more pronounced post-operative period implant. However, later terms, quality improved difference.
 CONCLUSION: operation is simple perform, does not require use an endoprosthesis or extensive dissection tissues can be reliable alternative compete prosthetic hernioplasty.