Volume 17, Issue 1, February 2013

ISSN: 1265-4906 (Print) 1248-9204 (Online)

In this issue (31 articles)

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  1. Editorial

    Hernia surgery and contamination: biological mesh and nothing else?

    M. Miserez, R. J. Fitzgibbons Jr., V. Schumpelick Page 1
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  2. INVITED COMMENTARY

    The battle between biological and synthetic meshes in ventral hernia repair

    A. Montgomery Pages 3-11
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    Original Article

    Biologic mesh use practice patterns in abdominal wall reconstruction: a lack of consensus among surgeons

    K. C. Harth, D. M. Krpata, A. Chawla, J. A. Blatnik, I. Halaweish, M. J. Rosen Pages 13-20
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    Review

    A critical review of biologic mesh use in ventral hernia repairs under contaminated conditions

    F. E. Primus, H. W. Harris Pages 21-30
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    Evaluation of surgical outcomes of retro-rectus versus intraperitoneal reinforcement with bio-prosthetic mesh in the repair of contaminated ventral hernias

    M. J. Rosen, G. DeNoto, K. M. F. Itani, C. Butler, D. Vargo, J. Smiell, R. Rutan Pages 31-35
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    Abdominal wall reconstruction using a non-cross-linked porcine dermal scaffold: a follow-up study

    J. R. Diaz-Siso, E. M. Bueno, B. Pomahac Pages 37-44
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    Components separation technique utilizing an intraperitoneal biologic and an onlay lightweight polypropylene mesh: “a sandwich technique”

    L. M. Morris, K. A. LeBlanc Pages 45-51
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    Case Report

    Abdominal wall reconstruction by combined use of biological mesh and autogenous pedicled demucosalized small intestinal sheet: a case report

    Y. Wu, J. Ren, S. Liu, G. Han, Y. Zhao, J. Li Pages 53-57
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    Results of prosthetic mesh repair in the emergency management of the acutely incarcerated and/or strangulated ventral hernias: a seven years study

    S. S. Bessa, A. H. Abdel-Razek Pages 59-65
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    Original Article

    Infected large pore meshes may be salvaged by topical negative pressure therapy

    F. Berrevoet, A. Vanlander, M. Sainz-Barriga, X. Rogiers, R. Troisi Pages 67-73
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    Closure of midline contaminated and recurrent incisional hernias with components separation technique reinforced with plication of the rectus muscles

    A. Espinosa-de-los-Monteros, I. Domínguez, D. Zamora-Valdés, T. Castillo… Pages 75-79
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    Original Article

    A technique for placement of a bioabsorbable prosthesis with fibrin glue fixation for reinforcement of the crural closure during hiatal hernia repair

    B. S. Powell, D. Wandrey, G. R. Voeller Pages 81-84
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    Original Article

    Open inguinal hernia repair with the use of polyglycolic acid/trimethylene carbonate absorbable mesh: a critical update of the long-term results

    D. Symeonidis, M. Efthimiou, G. Koukoulis, E. Athanasiou, I. Mamaloudis… Pages 85-87
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    Review

    Abdominal wall bulging after thoracic surgery, an underdiagnosed wound complication

    L. Timmermans, P. J. Klitsie, A. P. W. M. Maat, B. de Goede, G. J. Kleinrensink… Pages 89-94
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    Review

    Internal hernias through the falciform ligament: a case series and comprehensive literature review of an increasingly common pathology

    J. Egle, A. Gupta, V. Mittal, P. Orfanou, S. Silapaswan Pages 95-100
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    Original Article

    Chemical components separation with botulinum toxin A: a novel technique to improve primary fascial closure rates of the open abdomen

    M. D. Zielinski, N. Goussous, H. J. Schiller, D. Jenkins Pages 101-107
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    Comment

    Comment to: Chemical components separation with botulinum toxin A: a novel technique to improve primary fascial closure rates of the open abdomen by Zielinski et al.

    T. R. Ibarra-Hurtado, C. M. Nuño-Guzmán Pages 109-110
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    Case Report

    A challenging hernia: primary venous aneurysm of the proximal saphenous vein

    Ch. Tschuor, D. Dindo, P.-A. Clavien, D. Hahnloser Pages 111-113
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    Venous aneurysms of saphena magna: is this really a rare disease?

    M. Donati, A. Biondi, G. Brancato, A. Donati, F. Basile Pages 115-117
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    Reply to: Venous aneurysms of saphena magna: Is this really a rare disease?

    Ch. Tschuor, D. Hahnloser Pages 119-120
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