Case report shows laparoscopic neurectomy reduces chronic pain in hernia repair patients, indicating a minimally invasive approach is effective.
Inguinodynia, a chronic pain syndrome following hernia repair, affects 5-30% of patients, significantly impairing quality of life. This study evaluates laparoscopic triple neurectomy (LTN) as an effective treatment for persistent post-herniorrhaphy inguinodynia. Pain localization and targeted intervention were used to address the condition. This article discusses the methodology, outcomes, comparison with other techniques, and the significance of LTN as a minimally invasive solution.
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