Medical articles of Abdominal wall reconstruction

Leading general surgeon Mr James Smellie, who practises at Cleveland Clinic London Hospital, discusses how robotic abdominal wall reconstruction is particularly valuable for patients with challenging ...

This article explains what makes a hernia complex, how these hernias are assessed, and what patients should realistically expect from treatment and recovery.

Rectus diastasis, also known as diastasis recti, is a condition where the two vertical muscles of the abdomen (the rectus abdominis) separate along the midline. It often presents as a visible bulge or...

In this article, a consultant general surgeon explains why to treat hernias, especially reoccurring or exceptional ones, abdominal wall reconstructive surgery is one of the most effective methods.

Abdominal wall reconstruction is a method for treating hernias, which are portions of soft tissue, typically a part of an organ, poke through a fault or weakness in the abdominal wall. In this guide, ...

Complex abdominal wall reconstruction (CAWR) is a specialised surgical procedure designed to restore the integrity and function of the abdominal wall, often required in patients with significant herni...

Leading consultant general, colorectal and emergency surgeon Mr Colin Hart gives a detailed guide to complex abdominal wall repair surgery in this informative article.

Highly respected consultant oncoplastic and general surgeon Miss Jasdeep Gahir gives an in-depth guide to complex abdominal wall hernia repair surgery in this informative guide for patients.

Leading consultant general surgeon Mr Filippo Di Franco gives an expert guide to the symptoms and treatment of epigastric hernias, including when surgery is indicated.

How is an abdominal wall reconstruction performed? Find out here in this informative article, as esteemed consultant general, vascular, and paediatric surgeon, Mr Rame Sunthareswaran, provides us with...