2 Year Experience of Laparoscopic Inguinal Hernia Repair (TAPP) with Covid-19 Pandemic - A Debut at Non-Hernia Centre (HKL)
M. Palaniappa, O. Zakry, H. Hanif
Asian Journal of Case Reports in Surgery · pp. 565–570 · Published 11 Aug 2021
Abstract
Hernia surgery has always been one of the commonest surgeries performed worldwide 2. Laprascopic approach has been the preferred mode of surgical intervention in recent times1,2,3 and multiple studies have been done to advocate and promote this method among surgeons. Here, we present a twoyear summary of inguinal hernia repairs via TAPP approach despite Covid-19 pandemic. Our results in a non-hernia specialized centre reveals promising outcomes advocating TAPP among new and junior surgeons.
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