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See Latest ArticlesAnatomical changes after inguinal hernia treatment: a reason for chronic pain and recurrent hernia
Surgical Endoscopy, 06/29/09
Kocijan R et al. - The treatment of inguinal hernia by the suture technique is followed by significant anatomical changes such as reduction of the surface area and a subsequent increase of tension in the inguinal region. This could be one of the main reasons for chronic pain and hernia recurrence.
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