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Hernia Surgery

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This collection highlights contemporary advances and ongoing challenges in hernia surgery, bringing together studies that examine operative techniques, mesh use, and perioperative management across inguinal, ventral, and hiatal hernias. The included articles explore outcomes such as recurrence, complication, functional recovery, and quality of life, while addressing emerging approaches including minimally invasive and robotic surgery, telemedicine evaluation, and same-day procedures. Collectively, this work underscores the complexity of hernia care and the need for individualized, evidence-based strategies to optimize outcomes across diverse patient populations.

 Scroll to the CME Articles section for opportunities to earn AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ related to this collection. 

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CME Articles

January 2026

  • Postoperative outcomes of concurrent ventral mesh herniorrhaphy at time of gastrointestinal cancer surgery

  • Impact of large ventral hernia repair on postoperative renal function

November 2025

  • Postoperative outcomes among patients evaluated via telemedicine-based preoperative consultation for moderate and large ventral hernia

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Dr Elemosho discusses recently published article in JACS, Comparative Long-Term Performance of Biologic, Synthetic, and Long-Acting Resorbable Meshes in Ventral Hernia Repair: Population Survival Kinetics Approach.