Titlebook: Laparoscopic and Robotic Incisional Hernia Repair; Current Consideratio Karl A. LeBlanc Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, par

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Overview of Laparoscopic/Robotic Technical Aspects, with an incidence of incisional hernia of up to 20%, it makes sense why up to a quarter of all abdominal wall hernias are incisional in nature. With the advent of laparoscopy and other minimally invasive techniques, these surgeries that once mandated laparotomies are now being performed with smalle

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Laparoscopic Closure of Fascial Defect,defect, which was not a part of the initial intraperitoneal onlay mesh repair described by LeBlanc. The current literature on advantages and disadvantages associated with closure of the fascial defect laparoscopically is inconclusive, with no improvement in recurrence rates. However, closure of the

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Intraoperative Considerations for Robotic Repair,e procedure as they do in performing the actual operative steps. Seemingly mundane details like room setup, patient positioning, port placement, and instrumentation all ultimately facilitate the successful completion of the robotic-assisted case. In this chapter we will discuss intraoperative consid

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Postoperative Management (Routine and Complex Situations),e of trocars and cannulas, manipulation of the abdominal wall, handling of the hernia contents, and mesh placement. In this chapter, we will discuss postoperative management that is unique to these two approaches to incisional hernia repairs based on these factors. They include management of postope