It was reported via journal article: "title: ambulatory inguinal hernia repair with prolene hernia system (phs)" authors: m.Farrakha, v.Shyam, g.A.Bebars, m.Yacoub, k.Bindu, s.Kolli citation: hernia.2006; 10: 2¿6.Doi: 10.1007/s10029-005-0007-9.The study was conducted to evaluate the feasibility and benefits of inguinal hernia repair with prolene hernia system (phs) mesh (ethicon) under local anesthesia as a day surgery procedure in a multinational society of united arab emirates.A total of 154 patients (age range: 18 to 74 years old) fitted the criteria and were included in the study.The hernia repair was performed by the placement of phs mesh.A preperitoneal space was then created behind the transversalis fascia for the placement of the deep layer of the phs mesh.The connecting cylinder of the phs mesh was fixed to the internal ring by one or two prolene sutures (ethicon), and the superficial layer of the phs mesh was spread onto the floor of the inguinal canal using few prolene 2-0 sutures (ethicon).Reported complications included scrotal edema (n-6), mild wound erythema (n-9), wound infection (n-1), and hernia recurrence (n-1) which was re-operated using the same technique.The present study has demonstrated that inguinal hernia repair with phs performed under local anesthesia, on a day-case basis, is safe and feasible procedure.It is associated with minimal postoperative morbidity, acceptable levels of postoperative pain, early mobilization, and reduced costs of hospitalization.
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