Laparoscopic Hernia Repair

A hernia is the projection of an organ through openings in the wall of the cavity that surrounds it, and these may be natural or acquired.

It occurs in vulnerable parts of the body, resulting in a “rupture” or stretching of the muscle layers and fascia.

The projection is easily perceived, in the form of swelling that is palpable and initially easily reduced (pushed back in).

The laparoscopic mesh application offers:

• The absence of incision and scarring and the complications that accompany the open wound (inflammation, seroma or abcess formation, recurrence).
• Minimising of postoperative pain and allowing immediate mobilisation.
• The placement of a large mesh with absolute safety, and in parallel the removal laparoscopically of all intra-abdominal adhesions that especially accompany postoperative hernias.
• The quick return to work.
• The patient’s maximum satisfaction regarding the aesthetic result.
• Minimising their recurrence (especially in postoperative ones).