Medical articles of Femoral 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...

Hernia repair is one of the most common general surgical procedures worldwide. Despite the apparent simplicity of some of the more common hernia procedures, outcomes can vary widely depending on who p...

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...

New Year is the time most people focus on ramping up their workout routine. However, for those living with a hernia, they need to be careful not to aggravate the condition. Working out when you have a...

Here, in one of our latest medical articles, Mr Gregory Firth, a leading paediatric orthopaedic surgeon, talks to us about slipped capital femoral epiphysis, including the causes and symptoms.

It is now possible to perform femoral hernia repair surgery using a laparoscopic (key hole) method which drastically improves recovery time and reduces the risk of surgical complications. To explain e...

Hernias are fairly common and can affect men, women and even children. Often described as a protruding lump, usually on the abdomen, there are several types of hernia which differ. Mr Michael Stellaki...

For the most part, hernias will require surgical repair. Whilst this can be done as open surgery, Mr Michael Stellakis explains that in many cases, a laparoscopic hernia repair has more benefits to th...

Hernias are a relatively common condition that many of us will experience in our lifetimes. However, it is surprising how little most of us understand about what hernias are, how they occur, and how m...