Presentation
Paraumbilical hernia for evaluation of the wall defect.
Patient Data
Age: 38 years.
Gender: Female
From the case:
Large uncomplicated periumbilical hernia
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A large anterior abdominal wall periumbilical defect is seen. It measures 7.0 x 4.8 cm in its maximum two transverse and height dimensions respectively. Consequent sizable hernial sac formation that containing omentum and small bowel loops with no signs of obstruction. The wall shows relative thickening at the neck of the hernia.
Case Discussion
Wide abdominal wall defect with ventral hernia operated and contained viable bowel loops.
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