Complex Hernia & Abdominal Wall
eTEP-RS, TAR (Transversus Abdominis Release), and reconstructive repair for recurrent & giant incisional hernias.
Sub-specialized abdominal wall reconstruction restoring functional core integrity and eliminating recurrence using retrorectus and preperitoneal mesh placement.
Conditions Evaluated & Treated
- Giant Incisional Hernias Post-Previous Surgeries
- Recurrent Ventral & Umbilical Hernias
- Complex Loss-of-Domain Hernias
- Diastasis Recti with Concomitant Midline Defect
- Bilateral Inguinal & Femoral Hernias
- Stoma-Site (Parastomal) Hernias
Operative & Surgical Procedures
- Laparoscopic eTEP Rives-Stoppa Hernioplasty
- Posterior Component Separation with TAR (Transversus Abdominis Release)
- 3D TAPP / TEP Inguinal Hernia Repair
- Open Anatomic Abdominal Wall Reconstruction with Polypropylene Mesh
- Botox (BTA) & Progressive Pneumoperitoneum Pre-conditioning
Advanced Surgical & Oncological Techniques
Frequently Asked Questions About Complex Hernia & Abdominal Wall
What is eTEP-TAR surgery for incisional hernia?
Enhanced-view Totally Extraperitoneal Transversus Abdominis Release (eTEP-TAR) is a cutting-edge minimally invasive technique where huge hernias are repaired outside the abdominal cavity, placing large prosthetic mesh behind the muscle layers without entering the gut.
Why do regular hernia repairs fail and recur?
Recurrence happens when high tension is placed on tissues or mesh is placed superficially (onlay). By releasing lateral muscular tension (TAR) and anchoring mesh in the retrorectus vascular space, durability is maximized.