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The Operative Duration of Elective and Emergency Hernia Repair Surgery: A Single Center Experience

Abstract

Background: This observational study aims to provide hernia repair surgery data in Tangerang, Indonesia, hoping to pioneer a nationwide hernia study. Furthermore, another aim is that the data comparison provided in this study can become the groundwork for more advanced studies.

Methods: We retrospectively reviewed our database at Siloam General Hospital between January 2021 and September 2022. We reviewed the cohort gender, age, type of hernia, type of surgery, and duration of hernia repair surgery.

Results: There was a total of 110 patients, with a predominance in the male gender (91.3%) compared to the female (8.7%). Dividing the patients into certain age groups, we also found that most hernia patients are > 60 years old. One hundred three patients (93.6%) were diagnosed with inguinal hernia, and 7 patients (6.4%) were diagnosed with a non-inguinal hernia. It was found that the duration of emergency surgery in patients with the inguinal hernia was 93.6 minutes, and non-inguinal patients were 118.2 minutes. Compared to the duration of elective surgery in patients with the inguinal hernia was 57.2 minutes, and non-inguinal patients were 67.7 minutes.

Conclusion: We did not find any appreciable differences in the length of the surgical procedure between the elective and emergency trial group. Additional research is encouraged to understand the significance of the operating duration in elective and urgent hernia repair procedures.

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How to Cite

Chistina, N., Candrawinata, V., Nathalia, C., Seiko, I., & Yuwono, I. N. (2023). The Operative Duration of Elective and Emergency Hernia Repair Surgery: A Single Center Experience. Bali Medical Journal, 12(1), 704–706. https://doi.org/10.15562/bmj.v12i1.4052

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