https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF01579530


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but I cannot find any evidence for this regarding paracolostomy hernia

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https://www.topdoctors.co.uk/medical-articles/paracolostomy-...

Treatment for paracolostomy hernia

In temporary colostomies, the ideal is to "remove" the colostomy, reconstruct (splice) the colon and restore normal intestinal transit, then close the hernia on the abdominal wall, reinforcing it with a mesh.

In cases of permanent colostomies you cannot close the hole (only treat the hernia), thus running the risk of a new hernia developing in the future.

A successful technique to treat the hernia is a mesh that covers it from within the abdomen by using laparoscopy (keyhole surgery) with small incisions, which means the surgeon does not create a new incision that can be broken (eventration).

This treatment has several advantages: a new large incision is not made, the colostomy is not touched (less risk of infection of the mesh) and the mesh is placed from within the abdomen, which is where the hernia has formed. This treatment has been designed to last indefinitely, so no replacement or repeat procedure should be necessary.

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https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=ttVuAV2bJeQC&pg=PA276&lp...

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great picture on page 277

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Further research indicates that the Mayo-Dick technique is "edge-to-edge"

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Incisional Hernia - risk factors, prevention, and repair
eur.nl
https://repub.eur.nl › pub
by RW Luijendijk · 2000 · Cited by 22 — midline were selected for analysis, and the approximating "edge-to-edge" hernia repair ... Dick. 1963. 148. 2.0. Doeven. 1973. 78. 0.

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they are talking about the closure of the fascial edges:

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/ans.18474

Phase 3: definitive closure of fascia and skin

Definitive closure of fascia can be performed when the edges can be approximated without tension. In a recent meta-analysis the range of the number of returns to theatre was 2–10.19 The VPL is removed and final peritoneal lavage performed. Drains are usually unnecessary at this point. Primary fascial closure is achieved as per surgeon preference. We use 2–0 PDS small bites taking fascia only at a SL:WL of 4:1 as per the EHS abdominal closure guidelines.22


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Anatomischer Querschnitt der häufigsten mesh-freien Reparationsformen.
a zeigt eine Stoß-auf-Stoß-Naht und b eine Fasziendoppelung nach Mayo

http://publications.rwth-aachen.de/record/57029/files/Ntouba...

see 2.3

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see page 4

https://www.hebammen.at/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Leitlinie...


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