Inguinal Hernia Cases

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[@katrinacornwell8465]

so great....I am going to have to reduce speed and rewatch....I don't believe I think as fast as you talk! you have explained and demonstrated this better than anyone else I have watch or listened to. thank you

[@JH-er9xy]

So thankful for this awesome video!

[@beludaniela4585]

Excellent ! Can you post echocardiography or breast ir thyroid ultrasound , your videos are very useful, thanks in advance.👏👏🙏🤩

[@Crownedbylife]

This is so helpful. Thank you so much

[@apuntesdeunecografista7946]

Amazing clips. Thanks

[@samanthakirkman4393]

Thank you!! This is incredibly helpful!

[@Alotta21]

Great video, but I desperately need to see where and how the probe was positioned at the time of scanning. Thank you.

[@hatoumasoumare4464]

Thanks a lot

[@Yeahimalright]

Just had bilateral hernia repair yesterday.

[@Sajjadpour32]

excellent

[@ravindran.murthy6310]

HOW DO YOU SCAN UMBILICAL REGION FOR HERNA BECAUSE OF MASKING BY INTENSE SHADOWING at the umbilicus. Even if you add large quantities of gel the findings are misleading.

[@dontbeaturd763]

I have a .2 cm inguinal hernia in my left side (female) - I’m assuming it likely doesn’t need surgery at this point. It isn’t causing me any issues at the moment.

[@ertugrulermis9074]

hello, I had open surgery for a right inguinal hernia (lihtenstein) 14 months ago. After the surgery, the erectil dysfunction problem started. There is swelling in the area where the mesh is placed and towards the penis and there is a pressure situation that prevents me during erection. After excluding all the factors that may cause the problem (blood Tests, testosterone, etc., I had no problems until the day of surgery) I saw many doctors, but their knowledge is insufficient. They only tell me what they have memorized. I started doing research. I found possible possibilities. 1. The erection nerve on the right may have been damaged during the operation.2 .In spinal anesthesia, the nerve that can affect the erection may be damaged. 3. The patch may have slipped towards the penis or may have been placed incorrectly at the beginning (this was confirmed by a urologist with an examination 4. Post-operative scar and fibrosis tissue in the region may be pressing on the veins and nerves of the erection (and when will it heal?) I don't know. Can you give me an idea?