Mobilisation of the herniated stomach through a large diaphragmatic (hiatus hernia) defectStomach completely reduced between the spleen (left upper quadrant abdomen) and liver (right upper quadrant abdomen)Dissection of the hernia sac with a harmonic scalpel (ultrasound powered cutting tool)Laparoscopic view of the mediastinum (space in the chest between the lungs) after complete excision of the hernia sacClosure of the hiatus hernia (diaphragmatic crus) with interrupted non absorbable surgical sutures
Diaphragmatic hiatus hernia completely closedHernia repair reinforced with placement of a special soft āVā shaped prosthesis fixed with fibrin glueRepair completed by the formation of a partial anterior fundoplication (upper portion of the gastric wall wrapped in front of the oesophagous)Final laparoscopic view of the stomach sitting in its correct position into the abdominal cavity and partially covered by the liver
Doctors Assisting In South-Pacific Islands
Giant Paraeosophageal Hiatus Hernia Repair
Cousin Mesh Laparoscopy Left Inguinal Hernia Repair
