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Technique of EERPE – Step by Step Chapter 7 119 This preparation of the mesh roll was necessary to facilitate mesh placement through the 12-mm trocar in the preperitoneal space. The introduced mesh is placed under the spermatic cord. Note that the side with the long suture should be placed laterally. The stay sutures are cut in sequence. The lateral (long) stay suture is cut first and the lateral part of the mesh is completely unfolded. Make sure that the lateral part of the mesh is completely unfolded and there is no shrinkage or kinking.
7 120 Chapter 7 J.-U. Stolzenburg ∙ R. Rabenalt ∙ M. Do ∙ E. Liatsikos The medial (short) stay suture is then cut and the medial part of the mesh is unfolded. This medial part slightly overlaps the lateral part of the mesh. The assistant should now hold the mesh in place with his instrument. The stay suture of the flap is now cut and the flap is unfolded overlapping the lateral part of the mesh. Thus, the mesh is positioned around the spermatic cord to cover the hernial orifices and the entire space from the symphysis pubis in the midline to the anterior superior iliac spine laterally. In the case of bilateral hernias, two pieces of mesh are used and overlapped. After release of the carbon dioxide from the preperitoneal space at the end of the procedure, the mesh is anchored to the abdominal wall by intra-abdominal pressure alone. Placing the mesh around the spermatic cord prevents any possibility of its dislocating or migrating. Staples or stitches are not used for fixation of the mesh.
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Preface Endoscopic/laparoscopic ext
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Contents 9 Haemostasis in Radical P
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