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Objective: To conduct a comparative analysis of macro- and microscopic morphological changes in tissues in patients with recurrent ventral hernias and to improve surgical methods for managing these cases.  Methods: Patients were divided into two groups based on prior hernioplasty techniques: Group I (n=52) received tension methods, while Group II (n=26) underwent non-tension prosthetic methods. Clinical and instrumental analyses, including CT scans and morphological assessments of tissue around prostheses, were performed to evaluate recurrence patterns and inflammation levels. Results: Findings revealed that complete relapses frequently followed tension hernioplasty, while non-tension methods resulted in partial recurrences along the prosthesis contours. Tension methods showed significant void formation and inflammatory responses around the prostheses, while non-tension techniques led to a mature connective tissue response. The recurrence rate was notably lower (3.8%) in patients treated with improved non-tension methods, such as "onlay" without defect suturing and "onlay + sublay" with duplication. Novelty: This study offers insights into morphological differences in tissue responses based on hernioplasty techniques, supporting improved surgical methods for recurrent hernias. By enhancing tension-free techniques, recurrence rates were reduced from 15% to 3.8%, underscoring the clinical benefit of tailored approaches in recurrent ventral hernia management.

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Postoperative ventral hernia Prosthetic plastic surgery Recurrence

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Akmal Aliyarovich, K., & Ishnazar Boynazarovich, M. (2024). PARAPROSTHETIC RECURRENT VENTRAL HERNIAS AND THEIR SURGICAL CORRECTION. Journal of Medical Genetics and Clinical Biology, 1(12), 1–9. https://doi.org/10.61796/jmgcb.v1i12.1048
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