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Migrated Dual Meshes Causing Fluid Collections Due to Folding Over on itself: A Rare Complication of Laparoscopic Hernia Repair

After development of laparoscopic hernia repair with mesh, the recurrence and the complications rates decreased due to reduced tissue dissections with less invasive procedure. Mesh is an synthetic instrument used in hernia repair procedures. Dual meshes, one of the mesh type, consist of different inert materials on each surface. Although laparoscopic treatment of abdominal wall hernias is a safe and cost-effective procedure, some complications can be seen. Hernia repair procedure related complications are hematoma, seroma, foreign body reaction and fistula formation. Migration of the mesh is also an another complication which is very uncommon. In this report we aimed to present a case with fluid collection due to dual mesh folding over itself with migration after laparoscopic treatment of an incisional and bilateral inguinal hernias.