Commentary- Adolescent Inguinal Hernias: Too Late for Evidence-based Practice?
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This commentary discusses a survey of 207 pediatric surgeons across 21 institutions examining current practices for inguinal hernia repair in adolescents, with particular focus on laparoscopic versus open techniques and mesh utilization. The authors highlight the need for evidence-based standardization in adolescent hernia management.
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- Survey of 207 pediatric surgeons across 21 institutions examined current inguinal hernia repair practices in the United States.
- Study focused on laparoscopic versus open repair techniques in pediatric populations, particularly adolescents.
- Mesh use and surgical approach variations in adolescent inguinal hernia repair were key areas of investigation.
- Significant practice variation exists among pediatric surgeons regarding hernia repair methodology and material selection.
- Commentary highlights need for evidence-based standardization in adolescent inguinal hernia surgical management.
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How to cite: GlobalCastMD. Commentary- Adolescent Inguinal Hernias: Too Late for Evidence-based Practice?. GlobalCastMD Medical Library. 2024-06-03. https://dev.library.globalcastmd.com/article/8695?via_space=staycurrentmd
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