MedicineSurgeryBowel ManagementGeneral SurgerySurgical InstrumentationAbdominal SurgeryHernia RepairHernia SurgeryIntestinal ObstructionLaparoscopic SurgerySurgical ComplicationsAbdominal Wall Hernia RepairBowel Obstruction ManagementMonofilament SuturesPeritoneal ClosurePreperitoneal RepairTapp RepairTep RepairTransabdominal Repair
A case is presented of a male patient that presented with intestinal obstruction in the early postoperative period of a transabdominal preperitoneal inguinal repair (TAPP) that was diagnosed and repaired successfully using laparoscopy. Whenever a total extraperitoneal procedure (TEP) cannot be performed, the peritoneal closure of the TAPP should be done water-tight using interrupted stitches of absorbable monofilament sutures.
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