Medical articles of Epigastric hernia

Mr Sanjay Agrawal, leading consultant in the field of hernia (inguinal, groin, femoral, umbilical, epigastric, ventral and incisional) surgery, gallstone surgery, bariatric, laparoscopic, robotic and ...

While many hernias cause little pain, they don’t resolve on their own and typically require surgical intervention to avoid complications like strangulation. This article explains the clinical approach...

From a general surgical perspective, day case surgery for hernias and proctological disorders offers effective treatment while supporting faster recovery and a quicker return to normal daily activitie...

Here, distinguished consultant general and upper gastrointestinal surgeon, Dr Ashraf Elmetwally, provides us with an insightful guide with regards to bdominal wall reconstruction and gastroscopy.

Recognising the signs of a hernia, and knowing when medical attention is needed helps to ensure complications are avoided.

Hernias are a common surgical problem, particularly affecting the abdominal wall. Among them, paraumbilical and epigastric hernias are two types that occur in the abdomen. These hernias can cause disc...

In recent years, hernia repair techniques, such as laparoscopic hernia surgery, have evolved considerably, with innovations aimed at improving patient outcomes, reducing recovery time and lowering rec...

In this article, renowned consultant general and bariatric surgeon, Mr Shashi Irukulla, discusses the different types of hernia that people can experience, and when and how they are normally treated.

Hernias are common in children and babies and can occur due to a weakness in the abdominal wall muscles. Paediatric urologists often encounter questions from parents about hernia treatment for their l...

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.