Pedoman Manajemen Hernia Umbilikalis dan Epigastrik

Oleh :

dr. Sonny Seputra, Sp.B, M.Ked.Klin, FINACS

Pedoman untuk manajemen hernia umbilikalis dan epigastrik berdasarkan European Hernia Societies (EHS) dan Americas Hernia Societies (AHS) ditentukan oleh gejala dan tanda penyakit. Hernia umbilikalis asimtomatik dapat ditemukan pada hingga 25% populasi. Sementara, gejala hernia epigastrik adalah benjolan di area ulu hati yang dapat hilang atau membesar.[1-3]

Pada suatu studi di Denmark, prevalensi operasi perbaikan hernia umbilikalis atau epigastrik pada pria lebih tinggi daripada wanita. Angka operasi hernia umbilikalis mencapai puncak pada beberapa rentang usia dan jenis kelamin, yaitu pada anak usia dini (0–5 tahun) untuk laki-laki dan perempuan, usia lanjut (61–70 tahun) pada pria, dan usia paruh baya pada wanita (31–40 tahun). Untuk operasi hernia epigastrik, jumlah operasi hampir sama untuk kedua jenis kelamin, dengan prevalensi spesifik usia memuncak pada 51–70 tahun untuk pria dan 41–50 tahun untuk wanita.[1,2]

Sekilas tentang Hernia Umbilikalis dan Hernia Epigastrik

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