Hernia

“Fatto il polipropilene”: a tribute to Giulio Natta
pp. 385-387(3)
Author: Nicolo, E.

Operation hernia: humanitarian hernia repairs in Ghana
pp. 389-391(3)
Authors: Sanders, D.; Kingsnorth, A.

Laparoscopic repair of direct inguinal hernia: a new technique that reduces the development of postoperative seroma
pp. 393-396(4)
Authors: Reddy, V.; Sutton, C.; Bloxham, L.; Garcea, G.; Ubhi, S.; Robertson, G.

Short postal questionnaire and selective clinical examination combined with repeat mailing and telephone reminders as a method of follow-up in hernia surgery
pp. 397-402(6)
Authors: López-Cano, M.; Vilallonga, R.; Sánchez, J.; Hermosilla, E.; Armengol, M.

A survey of inguinal hernia repair in Wales with special emphasis on laparoscopic repair
pp. 403-407(5)
Authors: Sanjay, P.; Woodward, A.

Mesh repair for postoperative wound dehiscence in the presence of infection: is absorbable mesh safer than non-absorbable mesh?
pp. 409-413(5)
Authors: Riet, M.; Steenwijk, P.; Bonjer, H.; Steyerberg, E.; Jeekel, J.

Recurrence following endoscopic extraperitoneal inguinal hernioplasty
pp. 415-418(4)
Author: Lau, H.

Operative treatment of ventral hernia using prosthetic materials
pp. 419-423(5)
Authors: Han, J.; Ma, S.; Song, J.; Wang, Z.

The role of hernia sac ligation in postoperative pain in patients with elective tension-free indirect inguinal hernia repair: a prospective randomized study
pp. 425-428(4)
Authors: Delikoukos, S.; Lavant, L.; Hlias, G.; Palogos, K.; Gikas, D.

Does the approach to the groin make a difference in hernia repair?
pp. 429-434(6)
Authors: Günal, Ö.; Özer, Ş.; Gürleyik, E.; Bahçebaşı, T.

Laparoscopic component separation in the single-stage treatment of infected abdominal wall prosthetic removal
pp. 435-440(6)
Authors: Rosen, M.; Jin, J.; McGee, M.; Williams, C.; Marks, J.; Ponsky, J.

The clinical anatomy of the triangle of Petit
pp. 441-444(4)
Authors: Loukas, M.; Tubbs, R.; El-Sedfy, A.; Jester, A.; Polepalli, S.; Kinsela, C.; Wu, S.

Spontaneous posterior rectus sheath hernia: a new clinical entity?
pp. 445-447(3)
Authors: Whitson, B.; Ose, K.

A hernia in the inguinal region is not always an inguinal hernia
pp. 449-451(3)
Authors: Basu, S.; Pandey, M.; Sharma, C.

A rare complication following laparoscopic TEP repair: case report and discussion of the literature
pp. 453-456(4)
Authors: Singh-Ranger, D.; Taneja, T.; Sroden, P.; Peters, J.

Small intestinal strangulation due to a primary internal paracecal hernia
pp. 457-458(2)
Authors: Molto Aguado, M.; González Valverde, F.; Barreras Mateos, J.; Vázquez Rojas, J.

Hemoperitoneum following inguinal hernia repair: a case report
pp. 459-461(3)
Authors: Buch, K.; Reiner, M.; Divino, C.

Intramesosigmoid hernia: a rare type of congenital internal hernia
pp. 463-465(3)
Authors: Puri, V.; Bertellotti, R.; Garg, N.; Fitzgibbons, R.

Comment on: The European Hernia Society Groin Hernia classification: simple and easy to remember (2007) Hernia 11:113-116
pp. 467-467(1)
Author: Corcione, F.