Laparoscopic modified percutaneous internal ring suturing - a mesh-free alternative for indirect inguinal hernia repair in adults. a pilot prospective cohort study
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What the experts said
This is a small single-center study.
The study shows success with the modified PIRS technique in adults.
The study was published in the International Journal of Surgery.
The study used the modified percutaneous internal ring suturing technique to evaluate whether a laparoscopic non-mesh repair works on indirect inguinal hernias in adults.
There were 20 patients in the study.
The majority of patients were male.
No patients had hernia recurrence on follow-up, with a median follow-up of 79 months.
Patients reported a decrease in pain and an improved activity post-operatively.