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Surgical Medicine Open Access Journal
Recurrent Inguinal Hernia as Richter’s Hernia
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Open or CloseS Devaji Rao1* and M Kanagavel2
1Dhanwanthri Surgical Clinic and St. Isabel’s Hospital, India
2Consultant surgeon, St. Isabel’s hospital, India
*Corresponding author: S Devaji Rao, Dhanwanthri Surgical Clinic and St. Isabel’s Hospital, India
Submission: August 15, 2019;Published: August 26,2019
ISSN : 2578-0379Volume3 Issue1
Abstract
Richter’s hernia is relatively rare type of incarcerated hernia, in which a wall of the bowel alone is entrapped within a hernia sac, maintaining the bowel continuity. The clinical diagnosis of a Richter’s hernia is difficult, and a high index of suspicion is required to make a diagnosis. An early operative intervention is essential for preventing life threatening complications. We present a Richter’s hernia in a recurrent inguinal hernia, which is extremely rare and only a few cases are reported in the literature [1].
Keywords: Hernia; Richter’s; Recurrent; Inguinal
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