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Systematic review finds differences in imaging effectiveness for mesh complications in recurrent hernia surgeries, suggesting better outcomes with optimized imaging methods.
Background and objective: Recurrent abdominal hernias remain a significant clinical challenge, with relatively high recurrence rates despite prosthetic mesh repair. Accurate imaging modalities are essential to assess mesh positioning and detect complications. Our study aims to compare computed tomography [for full text, please go to the a.m. URL]
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