[A rare form of pelvic floor hernia. Combined (intra- and

Chirurg · Dec 1996

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[A rare form of pelvic floor hernia. Combined (intra- and extraperitoneal) monolateral, trans-levator, posterior perineal hernia].

Pelvic floor hernias are rare. Three different types can be distinguished; these are, in order of decreasing frequency: obturator, perineal and sciatic hernias. We report a rare case of a perineal hernia with an intra- and extraperitoneal part. Furthermore a two-stage surgical approach (first transabdominal, then posterior) is presented.

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- A J Hehl, P Sommer, and K Breitschaft.
- Klinik für Allgemein- und Viszeralchirurgie, Zentralkliniikum Augsburg.
- Chirurg. 1996 Dec 1;67(12):1270-2.
AbstractPelvic floor hernias are rare. Three different types can be distinguished; these are, in order of decreasing frequency: obturator, perineal and sciatic hernias. We report a rare case of a perineal hernia with an intra- and extraperitoneal part. Furthermore a two-stage surgical approach (first transabdominal, then posterior) is presented.

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