Abstract
#Massive hiatal hernia (type II, III and IV), mostly presenting
obvious #symptoms and leading to severe #complications, was
necessarily recommended to be treated by surgical procedure
timely. The principles of #surgical procedures included reduction
of the stomach into the abdomen, sac excision, crural closure, and#gastropexy or fundoplication [1,2]. Laparoscopic procedure has
been commonly applied for the EHH repair [3]. Luketich’s largescale
(662 patients) postoperative outcome after EHH repair
showed that rate of hernia recurrence verified by radiography was
15.7%, and rate of #reoperation due to recurrence was 3.17%[4].
Measurements to reduce the recurrence rate after PEH repair
should focus on minimizing tension and crural relaxing #incisions
when necessary.
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