Testicular Perfusion in the Assessment of the Inguinal Canal Autoplasty by Transferred Aponeurotic Flap

BACKGROUND: Numerous methods of eliminating abdominal wall defects developed in the world today do not allow us to talk about solving problem hernias. In particular, causes chronic postoperative pain associated with effect scarring on spermatic cord have been fully studied. Testicular flow studies after hernia repair mostly showed different outcomes. AIM: Comparative assessment blood parameters testicular, capsular and intratesticular arteries, as well diameter testicular artery autoplasty a displaced aponeurotic flap Lichtenstein hernioplasty using ultrasound. MATERIALS AND METHODS: A new method was used 35 patients (Group I). The comparison group II) amounted surgery partially absorbable mesh endoprosthesis (UltraPro). dynamics changes arteries assessed color Doppler before surgery, early late periods. RESULTS: Wilcoxon paired test significant difference between preoperative immediately measurements both groups. Statistically differences groups were found end-diastolic velocity resistance index 6 months 1 year surgery. peak systolic also stages hernioplasty. tended increase dynamics, but there no any statistically CONCLUSIONS: inguinal canal does significantly affect perfusion. Group II, arterial indicators lower than basal values had compared I.