An Observational Analysis of Mesh Fixation with Minimum Sutures and Its Postoperative Outcomes

Abstract Background The history of hernia repair is the surgery itself. surgical management inguinal has continuously evolved for 200 years. Aim This article determines incidence recurrence, chronic pain, and complications following open, tension-free Lichtenstein hernioplasty using a minimal stitch approach. Material Methods was single-center, hospital-based, prospective observational study. A total 197 participants with uncomplicated hernias were enrolled. All operated tension-free, hernioplasty. duration follow-up 6 months. Results Thirty-one (15.7%) lost to follow-up, 154 (78.2%) completed follow-up. Making 166 cases (of which 142 unilateral 12 bilateral, counted as 24 individually). Overall, right-sided direct (30%) most common type, followed by indirect (26%). Most (85%) given three sutures fix mesh during open postoperative complications, including wound infection, hematoma, seroma, zero among in each group. pain recurrence at 3 months after all participants. Conclusion patients this study required stitches There incidences hernia, or any complication Thus, can be safely effectively performed male either bilateral hernia.