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• TITLE: Type III/Type IV Giant Para-Oesophageal Herniae: Our Technique of Gastropexy with Biological Prosthesis

  AUTHORS: Kassem Alubaidi, Ashish Kiran Shrestha, Meera Joshi, Sanjoy Basu

  KEYWORDS: Giant Para-Oesophageal Herniae, Hiatal Defect, Biological Mesh, Gastropexy

  JOURNAL NAME: Surgical Science, Vol.7 No.5, May 11, 2016

  ABSTRACT: Objective: To present our technique of laparoscopic repair of giant para-oesophageal hernia with biological prosthesis (porcine dermis). Method: Our technique involves creating a pneumoperitoneum with standard port placement for anti-reflux surgery, mediastinal sac dissection and excision, crura-plasty, tension free placement of the biological prosthesis for hiatal reinforcement, fundoplication and gastropexy. Conclusion: Our technique of laparoscopic repair of giant para-oesophageal hernia with biological mesh is feasible and safe with acceptable morbidity and outcome.