Ventral Hernia Repair Orange County

We offer the latest laparoscopic and robotic surgery with minimally invasive options for a wide range of conditions like Ventral Hernia, Groin Hernia, Gallbladder disease & Gallstones, colon cancer & more.

Ventral Hernia Repair Orange County

Dr. Abtin Khosravi, M.D. offers a wide range of procedures using traditional surgical techniques, laparoscopic surgical techniques, and robotic-assisted laparoscopic surgical techniques. Dr. Khosravi is one of the first and best surgeons in the country to complete an advanced MIS robotic general surgery fellowship. We are committed to improving the lives of patients in a wide array of general surgery problems, including ventral hernia, inguinal hernia, gallbladder disease, acid reflux, and colorectal disease. Minimally invasive surgery allows for faster postoperative recovery, less pain, and fewer complications associated traditional open surgery. While every patient is different, we are committed to identifying the best course of treatment for every individual.

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Approximately 600,000 hernia repair operations are performed annually in the United States. Many are performed by the conventional “open” method. Some hernia repairs are performed using a small telescope known as a laparoscope. If Dr. Khosravi has recommended a laparoscopic inguinal hernia repair, this website can help you understand what a hernia is and about the treatment.

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·         he common areas where hernias occur are in the groin (inguinal), belly button (umbilical), and the site of a previous operation (incisional).

·         It is usually easy to recognize a hernia. You may notice a bulge under the skin. You may feel pain when you lift heavy objects, cough, strain during urination or bowel movements, or during prolonged standing or sitting.

·         The pain may be sharp and immediate or a dull ache that gets worse toward the end of the day.

·         Severe, continuous pain, redness, and tenderness are signs that the hernia may be entrapped or strangulated. These symptoms are cause for concern and immediate contact of your physician or surgeon.

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Da Vinci inguinal hernia repair is performed using the da Vinci Surgical System. It is a state-of-the-art surgical platform that provides surgeons with 3D, high definition vision of your anatomy and its patented instruments provides a range of motion far beyond the abilities of the human hand. By overcoming the limits of both traditional open and laparoscopic surgery, da Vinci is changing the experience of surgery for people around the world. Using the most advanced technology available, the da Vinci System enables your doctor to perform this delicate operation with breakthrough precision, superior vision, dexterity and improved access to the abdomen. If your doctor recommends surgery to treat a hernia, you may be a candidate for a safe, effective and minimally invasive procedure.

Inguinal hernia Orange County

Ventral hernia repair is one of the most common operations performed in the US. Despite advances in minimally invasive approaches, a large majority is still performed by open incisions. New advances in laparoscopy and robotic surgery are starting to demonstrate improved outcomes over the traditional techniques. A hernia is a weakness in the abdominal wall through which organs can protrude. It usually presents as a painless bulge, but can develop symptoms including pain, and rarely obstruction. One quarter of all individuals are either born or will develop a ventral hernia in their lifetimes and over $3.4 billion is spent annually repairing them. Incisional hernias can occur in 10-23% of patients with previous surgery.  immunosuppressive medication, and tobacco use are some of the common risk factors for developing a hernia and contributing to their growth. Studies comparing a watchful waiting approach vs. early repair for asymptomatic hernias demonstrate that up to 19% of patients will develop symptoms over 5 years that will require operative intervention and 4% will need emergent surgery. By then, usually the hernia has progressed in size, making repair more difficult. Also, since patients are now older, new or worsening comorbidities may complicate their perioperative recovery. As a result, most hernia surgeons today tend to recommend that elective repair at the time the hernia is identified should be offered to the patient

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