Meanings of umbilical hernia in English

Fowler operated successfully for strangulated umbilical hernia on a patient of sixty-eight.

The case was one of strangulation of an umbilical hernia.

Rupture may also occur at the navel, when it is called umbilical hernia or rupture.

The uterus has been found twice only in crural hernia and three times in umbilical hernia.

Adult umbilical hernia rarely commences in infancy.

Background: The ideal technique for reconstruction of proboscoid umbilical hernia in children is the subject of ongoing researches.

At age 3 months, during the repair of the umbilical hernia, he was noted to have unusual skin fragility.

Results: The combined procedure took significantly longer than cesarean section alone in the case of inguinal but not umbilical hernia.

Fortunatus Fidelis and Revolat describe a newly born child with absence of external genitals, with spina bifida and umbilical hernia.

Methods: The study included 21 children presented with a proboscoid umbilical hernia from 2014 to 2018.

Congenital umbilical hernia occurs most frequently in children, and is brought about by the failure of the abdominal walls to close.

Hypothesis: The combination of cesarean section with inguinal or umbilical hernia repair is safe, effective, and well-accepted compared with cesarean section alone.

Conclusion: The described umbilicoplasty technique in the surgical repair of proboscoid umbilical hernia in children is simple and easy with excellent aesthetic results.

After a median postoperative follow-up time of 16 months, 2.4% had development of an umbilical hernia.

The aim of this study is to describe our umbilicoplasty technique in the surgical repair of proboscoid umbilical hernia and report its results.

Methods: Consecutive women with symptomatic umbilical hernia undergoing internal or external suture repair during elective caesarean were included in this retrospective cohort-control study.