A systematic review of outcome reporting in incisional hernia surgery | Zendy

Deena Harji | Zendy; Cca-Ar Thomas | Zendy; Stavros A. Antoniou | Zendy; Harsha Chandraratan | Zendy; B Griffiths | Zendy; B T Henniford | Zendy; Liam Horgan | Zendy; F. Köckerling | Zendy; Manuel LópezCano | Zendy; L Massey | Zendy; Marc Miserez | Zendy; Agneta Montgomery | Zendy; Filip Muysoms | Zendy; Benjamin K. Poulose | Zendy; W. Reinpold | Zendy; Neil Smart | Zendy

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A systematic review of outcome reporting in incisional hernia surgery

Author(s) -

Deena Harji,

Cca-Ar Thomas,

Stavros A. Antoniou,

Harsha Chandraratan,

B Griffiths,

B T Henniford,

Liam Horgan,

F. Köckerling,

Manuel LópezCano,

L Massey,

Marc Miserez,

Agneta Montgomery,

Filip Muysoms,

Benjamin K. Poulose,

W. Reinpold,

Neil Smart

Publication year - 2021

Publication title -

bjs open

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.974

H-Index - 9

ISSN - 2474-9842

DOI - 10.1093/bjsopen/zrab006

Subject(s) - medicine , incisional hernia , hernia , general surgery , abdominal surgery , incidence (geometry) , medline , surgery , physics , political science , law , optics

The incidence of incisional hernia is up to 20 per cent after abdominal surgery. The management of patients with incisional hernia can be complex with an array of techniques and meshes available. Ensuring consistency in reporting outcomes across studies on incisional hernia is important and will enable appropriate interpretation, comparison and data synthesis across a range of clinical and operative treatment strategies.

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