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Giant ventral incisional hernias (GVIHs) are hard to manage for surgeons. This problem was resolved in 1990 with the  components  separation  technique  (CST).  We  aimed  to  compare  endoscopic  and  conventional  CST  for  GVIHs  and  find  a  new  anthropometric calculation.

Conventional versus endoscopic components separation technique: New anthropometric calculation for selection of surgical approach