To avoid hernia recurrence after transperitoneal hernia repair operations a sufficiently large mesh (at least 15 x 10 cm) has to be implanted, preferably without an incision, after an extensive parietalization. The endoscopic reoperation for recurrence can be done only in a transperitoneal way and is effective with comparably low complication rates. The procedure is significantly easier for a medial recurrence compared with a lateral recurrence. This method of reoperation should be reserved for endoscopically experienced surgeons.
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