TAPP, mesh fixation, Tacks or Glue

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Transabdominal Preperitoneal Hernia Repair: Role of fibrin sealant : 

Transabdominal Preperitoneal Hernia Repair: Role of fibrin sealant R. Schmidt, D. Jentschura Department of Surgery Diakonissen-Stiftungskrankenhaus Speyer

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In TAPP procedure the necessity of mesh-fixation is not proven yet and is up to the personal decision of the surgeon Closure of the peritoneum is necessary Tack-fixation Suturing Fibrin-Glue ? How?

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Tack-fixation Fibrin-Glue

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One year later upon cholecystectomy

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Wide mobilization of the peritoneum to achieve a peritoneal overlap Reduction of pneumoperitoneum to 3-4 mm Hg while glueing the peritoneum

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Comparative Study Hernias n= 243 Patients n=170 Lost to follow up n=26 Recurrent hernias n=25 Fibrin Glue n=97 Tack Fixation n=120

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57 56 Mean operating time (min) bilateral 1 Wound infection 1 Seroma 1 1 Recurrence rate 10 (8,4%) 2 (2,14%) Chronic groin pain 16 days 12,5 days Normal activity 41 34 Mean operating time (min) unilateral Tack(n=75) Fibrin (n=138)

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Conclusion -reduced postoperative pain -faster recovery -equal recurrence rate -less chronic groin pain