OC-123 COMPARISON OF COMPLICATION RATES BETWEEN INTRA- AND EXTRAPERITONEAL HERNIA REPAIRS

Abstract Aim With the emergence of new laparoscopic techniques, Intra-Peritoneal-Onlay-Mesh (IPOM) has fallen out favor for repairing abdominal wall hernias due to reported complications, including adhesions and bowel injury, our aim is compare complication rates in center between intra- extraperitoneal techniques. Material & Methods A retrospective analysis was conducted on data from certified hernia 2018 2021. All patients who underwent an umbilical, epigastric or incisional hernia-repair were included. The primary outcome measures injury adhesions. Results total 188 a repair. 74 (39%) hat umbilical hernia, 22 (12%) 92 (49%) had hernia. Most (110–58%) treated with IPOM, 14 (7,4%) them open IPOM. 46 (25%) repaired direct suture remaining other sublay mini less (MILOS). After average follow-up 36months, only two (1%) developed mechanical ileus, one after IPOM surgery. Bowel lesions occurred repairs. There no difference complications different surgical Conclusion Our study suggests that techniques repair have similar complications. Further research needed determine most effective safe approach