An arcuate line hernia is a generally asymptomatic, ascending protrusion of intraperitoneal structures over the linea arcuata. Arcuate line herniae are scarcely reported in the literature. Only a few publications were found. No clear descriptions of the techniques for repair have been published either. We aim to provide diagnostic images and illustrate our method to repair this hernia.
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