Inguinal Hernia Treatment in Israel

Doctor Subhi Abu Abed

Surgeon

The surgical department of Top Ihilov conducts diagnosis and treatment of all types of hernias, including inguinal hernias. In the treatment of inguinal hernias, the surgeons at Top Ihilov prefer minimally invasive gentle methods. In particular, the latest method of surgical treatment of hernias is laparoscopic (minimally invasive) hernioplasty.

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Inguinal Hernia Treatment

Laparoscopic hernioplasty, a minimally invasive procedure, is performed through three small incisions in the area of the navel, and an endoscope with a miniature video camera is inserted into the abdominal cavity on both sides of the abdomen, allowing the internal organs to be displayed on a video screen during the operation. After detecting the inguinal hernia, the surgeons separate it from the surrounding tissues and subsequently reduce it into the abdominal cavity. The defect in the abdominal wall muscles is closed using a special mesh.

The advantage of laparoscopic hernioplasty is the good cosmetic effect and a shorter recovery period.

Surgical removal of hernias at Top Ihilov is also performed using the traditional method under local anesthesia. The surgeons isolate the hernial sac from the surrounding tissues, remove the hernia, and sew up the inguinal opening.

The choice of surgical treatment method depends on the age and overall condition of the patient.

Diagnosis of Inguinal Hernias

Inguinal hernias are a common defect of the abdominal wall. Inguinal hernias can occur at any age. Inguinal hernias in children arise due to a weak anterior abdominal wall and the peculiarities of the structure of the inguinal region.

There are direct and indirect inguinal hernias, which are divided into congenital and acquired; combined inguinal hernias, peringuinal, encysted, preperitoneal, intramural, indirect hernias with a direct canal, supravesical; as well as large hernias, sliding, irreducible, recurrent, and multiple recurrent inguinal hernias.

Surgeons conduct a detailed examination of the inguinal area during the diagnostic examination, perform an ultrasound of the abdominal wall, and determine the possibility of reducing the hernia and the size of the hernial protrusion.