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Topic: Esophagus benign - gerd, achalasia, motilityAbstract ID: 202Ten-Year Outcomes After Hiatal Hernia Repair With vs Without Mesh: A Retrospective Cohort Analysis Using TriNetX Data

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Retrospective cohort analysis compares long-term outcomes of hiatal hernia repair using mesh, revealing implications for GERD and achalasia.

Ten-year outcomes of hiatal hernia repair show significant differences based on mesh use, highlighting its impact on recovery.
The analysis reveals that complications and symptom relief varied notably between patients treated with and without mesh.
Retrospective cohort analysis utilizing TriNetX data assessed long-term results across multiple patient demographics.
These findings suggest that mesh reinforcement in hiatal hernia repair may offer benefits, warranting further investigation.

Choubey et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Retrospective cohort analysis compares long-term outcomes of hiatal hernia repair using mesh, revealing implications for GERD and achalasia.