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Treatment Options for Incisional Hernias.

Introduction: Despite the many ways and materials available to surgeons today, correction of incisionalhernias continues to be a real challenge for surgeons.Aim of the study: To show our experience in the treatment of patients with incisional hernias.Material and methods: subject of this study are 69 patients operated during the period May 2015 to May2020 in the Clinical Hospital of Tetovo.Results: Correction of the incisional hernia in 24 patients was performed by closing the defect without theuse of prosthetic materials (herniorrhaphy). In 38 patients, hernioplasty was performed usingpolypropylene mesh, while in six of them the correction of the defect was performed through compositedual mesh. The incidence of other complications such as operative wound infection, hematoma, seroma,postoperative pain was lower in persons where the incisional hernia was corrected with composite dualmeshConclusion: Correction of incisional hernias with the use of prosthetic materials marks a lower rate notonly of recurrence but also of other postoperative complications.