Mesh-reinforced compared with primary closure in emergent laparotomies for incarcerated ventral incisional hernias: Is the added complexity justified?

Keyphrases

• Reinforced 100%
• Primary Closure 100%
• Exploratory Laparotomy 100%
• Ventral Incisional Hernia 100%
• Primary Repair 60%
• Mesh Repair 60%
• Mesh Reinforcement 60%
• Operative Time 40%
• Recurrence Rate 40%
• Major Complications 40%
• Laboratory Values 40%
• Bowel Resection 40%
• Hernia Recurrence 40%
• Propensity Score Weighting 40%
• Comorbidity 20%
• No Significant Difference 20%
• Body Mass Index 20%
• Operative 20%
• Low Dose Rate 20%
• Retrospective Analysis 20%
• Subgroup Analysis 20%
• Patient Selection 20%
• Inflammatory Markers 20%
• C-reactive Protein 20%
• Raising Concerns 20%
• Infection Risk 20%
• Repair Strategy 20%
• Postoperative Morbidity 20%
• Retro 20%
• Long-term Efficacy 20%
• Surgical Difficulty 20%
• Bowel Ischemia 20%
• Wound Complications 20%
• Efficacy Rate 20%
• Ventral Hernia Repair 20%
• Abdominal Wall Closure 20%
• Bowel Necrosis 20%
• Complication Severity 20%
• Wound Classification 20%
• Efficacy Safety 20%
• Tertiary Care Centers 20%
• High Recurrence Rate 20%
• Mesh Placement 20%
• 30-day Postoperative Outcomes 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Laparotomy 100%
• Incisional Hernia 100%
• Recurrent Disease 66%
• Recurrence Risk 50%
• Hernia 33%
• Bowel Resection 33%
• Body Mass Index 16%
• Infection 16%
• C Reactive Protein 16%
• Necrosis 16%
• Subgroup Analysis 16%
• Morbidity 16%
• Wound Complication 16%
• Bowel Ischemia 16%
• Hernioplasty 16%
• Abdominal Wall Closure 16%
• Comorbidity 16%
• Wound Assessment 16%