Angular inguinal hernia repair

After the inguinal hernia is strangulated, in addition to local intestinal necrosis, it is more serious that it causes intestinal obstruction and the imbalance of water and electrolyte balance in the whole body, and must be treated urgently. Gastrointestinal decompression should be performed before surgery, and water and electrolytes should be quickly replenished, and blood transfusions should be performed if necessary. Beware of lethal asphyxia caused by reflex vomiting during anesthesia.

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