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Gaston EA (1962)
Living aponeurotic sutures to repair inguinal herniasArch Surg, 85
Morgan EH Anson BJ (1960)
Surgical anatomy of the inguinal region based upon a study of 500 body-halvesSurg Gynec Obstet, 111
Parenzan L Kiesewetter WB (1959)
When should hernia in the infant be treated bilaterally?JAMA, 171
Gaston EA (1964)
The internal oblique muscle in inguinal herniorrhaphyAmer J Surg, 107
Jake RJ Clausen EG (1958)
Contralateral inguinal exploration of unilateral hernia in infants and childrenSurgery, 44
Abstract A previously described technique for the repair of inguinal hernias is briefly reviewed. A series of 621 hernias were repaired by this technique. Five hundred and eighty-two (93.7%) have been followed up by personal examinations from one to 15 years after surgery. There have been four recurrences in three patients, a recurrence rate of 0.68%. Complications peculiar to this operation have been of minor significance and no postoperative deaths have occurred. References 1. Gaston EA: Living aponeurotic sutures to repair inguinal hernias . Arch Surg 85:419-424, 1962.Crossref 2. Gaston EA: The internal oblique muscle in inguinal herniorrhaphy . Amer J Surg 107:569-571, 1964.Crossref 3. Kiesewetter WB, Parenzan L: When should hernia in the infant be treated bilaterally? JAMA 171:287-290, 1959.Crossref 4. Clausen EG, Jake RJ, Binkley FM: Contralateral inguinal exploration of unilateral hernia in infants and children . Surgery 44:735-740, 1958. 5. Anson BJ, Morgan EH, McVay CB: Surgical anatomy of the inguinal region based upon a study of 500 body-halves . Surg Gynec Obstet 111: 707-725, 1960.
Archives of Surgery – American Medical Association
Published: Oct 1, 1970
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