Tecnica chirurgica selezione e posizionamento della protesi Paolo

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Tecnica chirurgica: selezione e posizionamento della protesi Paolo A. Riccio Chirurgia Imola

Tecnica chirurgica: selezione e posizionamento della protesi Paolo A. Riccio Chirurgia Imola

Rationale for laparoscopic approach • Avoiding dissection through previous operative sites within the abdominal

Rationale for laparoscopic approach • Avoiding dissection through previous operative sites within the abdominal wall and avoiding disruption of preexisting meshes • Not uncommon discovery of multiple small fascia defects Uranues 2008

Posizionamento della rete e incidenza di recidive (%) • Underlay (intraperitoneale) 4. 5 •

Posizionamento della rete e incidenza di recidive (%) • Underlay (intraperitoneale) 4. 5 • Sublay (preperitoneale) • Onlay • Inlay 8 14 48 Rudmik, Hernia 2006

The current recommendations to ensure the success of this hernioplasty can be summarized as

The current recommendations to ensure the success of this hernioplasty can be summarized as follows. 1 Complete dissection of the entire anterior abdominal wall to expose all hernia defects. 2 Careful measurement of the fascial defects 3 Selection of a clinically proven prosthetic biomaterial 4 A minimum of a 3 cm overlap of all fascial borders with a larger area for obese patients or large recurrent hernias 5 Fixation of transfascial sutures and a metal fixation device Le. Blanc, World J Surg 2005

 • 1, 5 milioni di reti vengono impiantate ogni anno nel mondo per

• 1, 5 milioni di reti vengono impiantate ogni anno nel mondo per il trattamento chirurgico del laparocele Weyhe, World J Surg 2007

Scelta della rete: evidenze dalla letteratura? …nessuna evidenza!!

Scelta della rete: evidenze dalla letteratura? …nessuna evidenza!!

rete ideale Ø prevenire aderenze Ø buona integrazione nella parete addominale Ø basso rischio

rete ideale Ø prevenire aderenze Ø buona integrazione nella parete addominale Ø basso rischio di infezioni Ø resistenza alla tensione Ø sufficiente elasticità Ø biocompatibilità ( bassa reazione infiammatoria e shrinkage) Ø manegevolezza

Stabilità della rete v. Adeguato overlap v. Integrazione parietale v. Tecniche di fissaggio

Stabilità della rete v. Adeguato overlap v. Integrazione parietale v. Tecniche di fissaggio

Trends v. Reti leggere, coated mesh v. Macro + microporosità per una migliore integrazione

Trends v. Reti leggere, coated mesh v. Macro + microporosità per una migliore integrazione tissutale e prevenzione dello shrinkage v. Maggiore elasticità v. Barriera antiadesiva

The current recommendations to ensure the success of this hernioplasty can be summarized as

The current recommendations to ensure the success of this hernioplasty can be summarized as follows. 1 Complete dissection of the entire anterior abdominal wall to expose all hernia defects. 2 Careful measurement of the fascial defects 3 Selection of a clinically proven prosthetic biomaterial 4 A minimum of a 3 cm overlap of all fascial borders with a larger area for obese patients or large recurrent hernias 5 Fixation of transfascial sutures and a metal fixation device Le. Blanc, World J Surg 2005

Misurazione interna

Misurazione interna

v. Le dimensioni dell’ernia sono calcolate attraverso il posizionamento di 4 aghi passati dall’esterno

v. Le dimensioni dell’ernia sono calcolate attraverso il posizionamento di 4 aghi passati dall’esterno a delimitare i margini del difetto parietale v. Il diametro è la distanza fra gli aghi in centimetri Misurazione extracorporea

Tecnica chirurgica • La rete viene temporaneamente ancorata alla parete addominale da 4 punti

Tecnica chirurgica • La rete viene temporaneamente ancorata alla parete addominale da 4 punti cardinali (6 nei laparoceli > di 10 cm) per consentire una adeguata distensione e l’orientamento

Experience of laparoscopic incisional and ventral hernia repair (2005 – 2012) UO di Chirurgia

Experience of laparoscopic incisional and ventral hernia repair (2005 – 2012) UO di Chirurgia Dir. Dott. S. Artuso

Patient Characteristics (222) Male/Female Age (y) Body mass index 84/138 61. 7 (15 -88)

Patient Characteristics (222) Male/Female Age (y) Body mass index 84/138 61. 7 (15 -88) 28. 8 (18 -45) ASA classification Previous open hernia repair 2. 1 (1 -3) 24 (10. 8%) Max diameter size (cm) Operating time (min) Postoperative hospital stay (d) Associated procedures 8. 4 (2 -28) 97. 5 (25 -240) 4. 8 (1 -27) 15 10 cholecistectomy 5 inguinal hernia

Type of defect (1) Laparoscopic Incisional Hernia Repair - LIHR (172) Median laparotomies 145

Type of defect (1) Laparoscopic Incisional Hernia Repair - LIHR (172) Median laparotomies 145 Lateral: 24 Left side 5 Mc Burney 5 Subcostal 10 Lumbar hernia 4 Parastomal 3 Laparoscopic Ventral Hernia Repair - LVHR (50) Umbilical hernia 29 Epigastric hernia 21

Type of defect (2) ABDOMINAL BORDER (42) Subxiphoidal 8 Suprapubic 24 Subcostal 10 Type

Type of defect (2) ABDOMINAL BORDER (42) Subxiphoidal 8 Suprapubic 24 Subcostal 10 Type of defect (3) Chevrel classification Small (<= 5 cm) 45 (20. 2%) Medium (6 -9 cm) 69 (31. 0%) Large (=> 10 cm) 71 (32. 1%) Type of defect (4) Swess-Cheese 37 (16. 7%)

Type of Prosthesis SEPRAMESH VENTRALIGHT 40 (18. 0%) 20 (9. 0%) DYNA-MESH 12 (5.

Type of Prosthesis SEPRAMESH VENTRALIGHT 40 (18. 0%) 20 (9. 0%) DYNA-MESH 12 (5. 4%) PARIETEX 5 (2. 2%) COMPOSIX 33 (14. 8%) PROCEED 110 (49. 5%) PHISIOMESH 2 (0. 9%)

Type of fixation (1) ABSORBABLE TACK NON ABSORBABLE TACK 52 (23. 5%) 170 (76.

Type of fixation (1) ABSORBABLE TACK NON ABSORBABLE TACK 52 (23. 5%) 170 (76. 5%)

Type of fixation (2) Use of Tissucol

Type of fixation (2) Use of Tissucol

OUTCOMES Complications 32 (14. 4%) Recurrence 12 (5. 4%) Conversion to open technique 8

OUTCOMES Complications 32 (14. 4%) Recurrence 12 (5. 4%) Conversion to open technique 8 (3. 6%)

COMPLICATIONS (32) Prolonged seroma (> 8 wk) 12 (5. 6%) Prolonged ileus 10 (4.

COMPLICATIONS (32) Prolonged seroma (> 8 wk) 12 (5. 6%) Prolonged ileus 10 (4. 7%) Prolonged pain (> 6 months) 5 (2. 3%) Pulmunary Embolism 1 (0. 6%) Myocardial Infarction 1 (0. 6%) Pneumonia + wound infection 1 (0. 6%) Wound infection 2 (0. 9%) RE-OPERATION (7) Intestinal injury 4 (1. 8%) Postoperative bleeding 2 (0. 9%) Trocar site erniation 1 (0. 6%)

RECURRENCE 12 (5. 4%) Time to recurrence (days): 537 (31 -1517) Treatment of recurrence:

RECURRENCE 12 (5. 4%) Time to recurrence (days): 537 (31 -1517) Treatment of recurrence: Laparoscopic repair 2 Open repair 5 No repair 5

CONVERSION TO OPEN TECHNIQUE 8 (3. 6%) Severity of adhesions 5 (2. 2%) Severity

CONVERSION TO OPEN TECHNIQUE 8 (3. 6%) Severity of adhesions 5 (2. 2%) Severity of adhesions and obesity 1 (0. 5%) Complete prosthesis detachment 1 (0. 5%) Intestinal injury 1 (0. 5%)