It was reported in a journal article that the patient underwent an eventroplasty without closing the anterior sheet procedure on unknown date along with right-sided hemicolectomy and retroperitoneal lipoma removal and the mesh was implanted for abdominal wall reconstruction.The patient operated on to separate the bilateral posterior components.Due to the impossibility of mid-line closure, the edges of the anterior sheet were affixed to the mesh, and a bridge remained.At twenty days following the procedure, the patient experienced cutaneous dehiscence with externalization of the omentum.The patient was examined in surgery, and a central rupture in the mesh was found, which was repaired by closing the defect and using another mesh suturing it above the previous mesh at a subcutaneous position.The abdomen was initially left open and then closed in a second attempt.The patient is without symptoms and has an intact wall.The doctor opined that the distention of the abdominal wall, because intraabdominal surgery had been performed on the subsequent postoperative ileus, and the divergent tractive forces in the areas where the mesh was fixated may have caused the rupture.The doctor also opined that the mesh should be not used in obese patient, when it is unable to close the anterior myofascial layer.No further information is available.
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