Repair Incisional or Ventral Hernia with Mesh
A reducible, incisional or ventral hernia occurs when the bulging organ protrudes outside of the abdominal wall. The surgeon will first place the bulging organs or tissues back inside the abdominal cavity and repair the hole in your abdominal wall with mesh or other prosthesis so the hernia cannot come through again.
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