Surgery

Microscopic Hernia Repair Surgery Derived from traditional hernia repair surgery with improvements, this procedure uses microscopic surgical techniques. The patient lies flat and receives local anesthesia in the groin area, followed by subcutaneous tissue injections, “genitofemoral nerve branch blockade” and “ilioinguinal nerve blockade” procedures. During surgery, a small incision is made on the skin above

Inguinal hernia, also known as groin hernia, is a common urological disease. The inguinal canal is a sloping channel located near the junction of the abdomen and thigh, through which the spermatic cord passes in males and the round ligament of the uterus passes in females. Inguinal hernia is characterized by an abnormal bulge in

Children may not be able to express their symptoms properly, and parents rely entirely on their alertness. Some children may just cry more, but it is often the parents who notice a bulge in the groin or swelling of the scrotum when changing diapers or bathing the child, causing uneven size of the scrotum on

The purpose of anesthesia during surgical procedures is to ensure that the patient does not experience pain or any awareness while the operation is being carried out. This allows for a successful completion of the surgery without any discomfort or symptoms after the procedure, and an immediate recovery to the preoperative state. Anesthesia carries certain