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Surgical Alternatives for the Repair of Ventral Herniasa trauma, specially postoperative (1). Some synonymous terms of incisional hernias are postoperative hernia or post-laparotomy hernia. It should not be confused with the terms like “l(fā)aparocele” or diastasis, which define other types of abdominal wall defects.

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