Traditional hernia surgery

Traditional hernia surgery is tissue suture. The edges of the damaged tissue are directly sutured, or the upper tissue of the damaged tissue is sutured to cover the damage. This type of surgery is called tension repair. Tension hernia surgery is like sewing a suture directly with a thread after the tire has broken a hole. Due to the tension at the suture (the force that springs to both sides), it can easily cause pain and recurrence after surgery. Data show that the recurrence rate of tension hernia surgery is 10-15%.

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