Laparoscopic repair is superior to open techniques when treating primary groin hernias in women: a nationwide register-based cohort study

Keyphrases

• Nationwide Registers 100%
• Register Study 100%
• Reoperation 100%
• Groin Hernia 100%
• Laparoscopic Repair 100%
• Open Technique 100%
• Reoperation Rate 80%
• Open Repair 60%
• Hernia 60%
• Inguinal Hernia 40%
• Groin Hernia Repair 40%
• Primary Repair 40%
• Femoral Hernia 40%
• High Risk 20%
• Follow-up Time 20%
• National Cohort Study 20%
• Laparoscopic Surgery 20%
• Recurrence Rate 20%
• Repair Method 20%
• 6-month Follow-up 20%
• Lichtenstein 20%
• Danish Hernia Database 20%
• All-female 20%
• Direct Inguinal Hernia 20%
• Indirect Inguinal Hernia 20%
• RECORD Statement 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Cohort Analysis 100%
• Inguinal Hernia 100%
• Reoperation 81%
• Recurrent Disease 45%
• Hernia 36%
• Hernioplasty 18%
• Femoral Hernia 18%
• Recurrence Risk 9%