Sentence examples for through the hernia from inspiring English sources
A strangulated hernia is one in which the circulation of blood through the hernia is impeded by pinching at the narrowest part of the passage; congestion is followed by inflammation, infection, and gangrene.
The fibrous tissue of the hernia sac was closed with 2 polydioxanone (PDS II; Ethicon, Bridgewater, NJ) in a horizontal mattress pattern, interspersed with simple interrupted followed by simple interrupted tacking sutures using 0 poliglecaprone 25 (Monocryl Plus; Ethicon, Bridgewater, NJ), which were placed through the hernia sac and subcutaneous tissue to reduce dead space.
The present case required an emergency surgery because the transverse colon was intubated through the diaphragmatic hernia.
Severe stricture can be observed (white arrow) Fig. 3 The transverse colon is directly intruded into the right thoracic cavity through the diaphragmatic hernia (white circle).
Fig. 1 Abdominal radiograph obtained at symptom onset, showing the deviation of the colon across the right diaphragm (white circle) Fig. 2 a The transverse colon is inserted in the right pleural cavity through the diaphragmatic hernia.
Cross-sections through the focal hernia display single-membrane profiles.
A 6-cm semielliptical incision paralleling the skin incision was made through the fibrous tissue of the hernia sac.
There are two types of surgery for an scrotal hernia: Open Repair: During open repair, an incision is created through which the surgeon moves the hernia back inside the abdomen.
Linebacker John Abraham walks gingerly through the Jets' locker room, healing from the hernia surgery that short-circuited his rookie season and halted the Jets' nascent pass rush like a left tackle picking up a speed rusher.
A 12-mm ENDOPATH®XCEL BLADLESS trocar was inserted into the hernia orifice, and rolled-up mesh was inserted through the trocar as shown in Fig. 4.
To implant it, a doctor folds a patch, places it at the site of the hernia, which is a spot where an organ pops through internal tissue that has become weak or torn.
