Mastering Abdominal Wall Pathologies: A Comprehensive Guide for Surgeons

Abdominal wall pathologies are a frequent problem that all surgeons, even non-specialized ones, encounter. Over the past 20 years, parietal surgery has made significant progress, including advancements in prostheses, coelioscopy, and new techniques for ventral hernias. Despite these advancements, questions still arise in daily practice about the use of prostheses and which type to use, with which technique.

This book provides a comprehensive overview of abdominal wall pathologies, covering:

Anatomy, Biomechanics, and Imaging of the Abdominal Wall

Learn about the anatomy, biomechanics, and imaging of the abdominal wall, as well as the definitions and classifications of primary and incisional hernias.

Different Approaches to Ventral Hernias

Discover the various operative approaches to ventral hernias, including laparoscopic and open surgery techniques.

Ventral Hernias: Primary and Incisional

Understand the management of primary and incisional ventral hernias, including indications for surgery and post-operative care.

Special Cases and Emergencies

Get guidance on managing special cases, such as hernias in cirrhotic patients, pregnancy, and traumatic injuries to the abdominal wall.

This comprehensive book is supported by an abundance of didactic iconography, including anatomical drawings, imaging, and operative photographs. The clear, step-by-step descriptions of parietal surgery techniques make it an essential resource for surgeons of all levels.

Key Features:

• Covers all aspects of parietal surgery, from theory to practice
• Didactic iconography to guide practitioners
• Algorithms for managing various clinical situations

Publisher: Elsevier Masson
ISBN: 9782294777714, 9782294777332
Copyright: 2023