An alternative management of a Littré hernia case: food for thought.

IF 0.4 Q4 SURGERY
Giornale di Chirurgia Pub Date : 2019-07-01
D Schizas, I Katsaros, N Koliakos, V Ntomi, D I Tsilimigras, D Moris, E P Misiakos, N Zavras, A Bakopoulos
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Abstract

Aim: We present a novel approach to a Littré hernia case.

Case report: A 62-year old male presented at our department with a painless mass in the inguinal area and was successfully treated for an inguinal Littré hernia. A Lichtenstein tension-free mesh repair was used without performing simultaneous diverticulectomy.

Discussion: Resection of an asymptomatic Meckel's diverticulum remains a controversial issue. In adult population, leaving an accidentally found silent Meckel's diverticula in situ could reduce the risk of postoperative complications without increasing late complications. Mesh-based techniques provide lower recurrence rates compared to non-mesh techniques.

Conclusions: Management of asymptomatic Littré hernias presents a challenge for the operating surgeon. Treatment guidelines should be developed for the optimal management of these patients.

小儿疝气的另一种治疗方法:值得思考。
目的:我们提出一种治疗小切口疝的新方法。病例报告:一名62岁男性因腹股沟无痛性肿块就诊于我科,并成功治疗腹股沟浅层疝。采用利希滕斯坦无张力补片修复,不同时行憩室切除术。讨论:无症状梅克尔憩室的切除仍然是一个有争议的问题。在成人人群中,将意外发现的沉默的梅克尔憩室保留原位可以减少术后并发症的风险,而不会增加晚期并发症。与非网格技术相比,基于网格的技术提供更低的复发率。结论:无症状小切口疝的治疗对外科医生来说是一个挑战。应制定治疗指南,以实现对这些患者的最佳管理。
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期刊介绍: Il Giornale di Chirurgia pubblica contributi che propongono le diverse tecniche su patologia chirurgiche di attualità. Pubblica articoli originali, casistica clinica, metodi, tecniche, terapia farmacologica pre-operatoria e post-chirurgica, ed articoli inerenti la descrizione di tecniche chirurgiche.
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