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Home / Health / 75-Year-Old Recovers After Complex Hernia Surgery

75-Year-Old Recovers After Complex Hernia Surgery

3 Feb

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Summary

  • A 75-year-old woman underwent complex abdominal wall reconstruction surgery.
  • The surgery successfully repaired a massive recurrent incisional hernia.
  • Patient experienced significant relief from pain and discomfort post-operation.
75-Year-Old Recovers After Complex Hernia Surgery

A 75-year-old woman has successfully recovered from a challenging abdominal wall reconstruction surgery to address a massive recurrent incisional hernia. The patient, who had endured three prior surgeries for the condition, presented to Medicover Hospital in Navi Mumbai with a significantly enlarged abdominal swelling causing constant discomfort and pain.

Doctors performed a complex, approximately four-hour procedure on December 19, 2025, utilizing a specialized technique involving Botox injections, progressive pneumoperitoneum, and component separation with mesh reinforcement. This innovative approach successfully repositioned displaced organs and reconstructed the weakened abdominal wall, offering long-term stability.

Following the surgery, the patient experienced a swift recovery. She was able to walk the next day, resume a normal diet within two days, and was discharged on December 24, 2025, with a healed wound. The successful outcome has provided her with immense relief from years of suffering and significantly improved her quality of life.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
An incisional hernia is a condition where the abdominal wall weakens at the site of a previous surgical incision, often requiring complex reconstruction surgery.
The surgical team used a three-step approach including Botox injections, progressive pneumoperitoneum, and component separation with mesh reinforcement for the abdominal wall reconstruction.
The patient recovered smoothly and was discharged within five days after the surgery, able to walk the next day and resume a normal diet within two days.

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