abdominal wall reconstruction Flashcards
vascular zones of abdomen
1 central
2 infra umbilical
3 lateral
gastroschisis vs omphalocele
gastroschisis: midline umbilical defect with no soft tissue coverage due to failure of midline mesoderm
omphalocele: periumbilical defect with sac covering the abdominal viscera
beckwith-weidman syndrome
sporadic, chromosome 11
increased tissue growth (large tongue, gigantism, hemihypetrophy), ear pits, neonatal hypoglycemia
increased cancer risk
midline abdominal defects (diastasic recti, umbilical hernia, omphalocele)
risk factors for recurrent ventral hernia
suture repair without mesh
infection
prostates or abdominal aortic aneurysm
NOT size of hernia
ventral hernia working group grading system
grade I: no prior history of infection
grade iI: co-morbidities like diabetes, COPD, immunocompromised, obesity, tobacco use
grade III: potentially contaminated with previous infection, ostomy, known GI violation during procedure
grade IV: ongoing infection such as infected mesh or wound dehiscence
surgisis
submucosal intestinal non-cross linked mesh
surgimend
bovide fetal dermis non-crosslinked mesh
vertias, periguard, tutopatch
bovine pericardium non-crosslinked