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Surgical Treatment of Femoral Hernia The surgeon must know several operative methods and be able to choose the best method for the particular patient and situation order 10 mg rizatriptan with visa pain treatment dogs. In the open rizatriptan 10mg fast delivery pain treatment center west plains mo, preperitoneal approach, the surgeon opens the inguinal canal and then may enter the preperitoneal space through Hesselbach’s tri- angle or by going above the canal and entering through the posterior rectus sheath. In approaching the femoral hernia from below, one incises over the femoral canal, dissects through the fat and lymphatic tissue, reduces a sac found, and occludes the canal with rolled mesh or with stitched tissue adjacent. The individual has moderate pain after the effects of local anes- thetic have cleared. She/he can resume a light diet, returning to normal in 24 hours; constipation may be a problem. With return home within a few hours after the operation, the patient is up and around but requires more rest for the next week. Inguinal Hernias Diagnosis In Case 2, we are presented with a man who has had a long history of groin and associated scrotal mass. Diagnosis of an inguinal hernia is a simple matter when given a history of an inguinal bulge felt or seen, especially if it is a new discovery and if it disappears when supine, as in Case 2. This young man should be examined while he is standing, with unclothed lower body. Seat yourself before him, ask him to strain or cough, and watch the hernia roll down the inguinal ligament and into the upper scrotum. Then see if gentle upward pressure with your or the patient’s fingers can reduce the hernia; if not, have him lie down, and try again. When examining a standing male patient without an obvious bulge, the examiner’s finger pushes up through the upper scrotal skin and is placed against the external inguinal ring. As the patient strains and coughs, a soft mass coming out through the ring and pushing your finger away gives you the diagnosis of a hernia. If the hernia is continuously bulging and will not reduce with position change or gentle upward pressure, surgical referral is indicated without delay (see Algorithm 27. Examination of females also is best done with the patient standing, but invagination of labial skin is next to impossible. One also desires to assess whether this is an inguinal or femoral hernia, which can be difficult (see Algorithm 27. Groin Hernias and Masses, and Abdominal Hernias 487 Inguinal History and physical Laparoscopic repair Physical exam Unilateral palpable Recurrent hernia Bilateral palpable Persistent pain, hernia hernia no hernia detected Incarcerated Bilaterial open Staged open Lap repair Reducible mesh repair mesh repair Open mesh repair Urgent: open repair, possible mesh Reexam Nerve irritation Muscle strain in 1–3 months Preperitoneal open mesh repair Open mesh repair Local anesthetic, *steroid injection Heat—avoid (vs. On occasion, the examiner will admit uncertainty and recommend follow-up exam or examination by another physician (see Algorithm 27. Pain upon straining or lifting but with no appreciable bulge can be the first evidence of inguinal hernia. The groin lump may appear some days later after discomfort from muscle disruption and after inflam- mation in the muscle have subsided. Discomfort usually is intermit- tent and related to prolonged standing or walking or increased intraab- dominal pressure. Persistent pain and groin mass suggest incarceration, which requires urgent surgical treatment. Fever, nausea and vomiting, rapid heart rate, marked tenderness over the mass, and abdominal distention must bring to mind likely bowel ischemia, “strangulation,” and the required emergency treatment. Surgical Treatment of Inguinal Hernia Open Repair: Open repair is the term used to differentiate from a laparoscopic technique. The open repair can be via an anterior approach or via an approach from behind the inguinal canal, through the preperitoneal space, termed “preperitoneal approach. The Italian surgical genius Bassini developed an elaborate anterior open and successful operation using layers of native tissue. Nyhus3 is given credit both for promoting an understanding of the surgical anatomy above the pelvis and for demonstrating advan- tages in hernia repair with a preperitoneal approach. Lichtenstein4 opened the mesh repair floodgates with his introduction of a highly successful open, anterior technique using inert mesh laid onto the pos- terior inguinal canal, repairing a hernia without the tension caused by bringing tissues together with stitches. Repairs then were developed that featured mesh placed in the preperitoneal space and repairs in which mesh is used both in that space and over the floor of the inguinal canal. The young man in Case 2 had his hernia diagnosed through the history and the exam method described earlier.
