Laparoscopic inguinal hernia repair: how is it performed? - Online Interview

Inguinal hernias are extremely common, affecting 23% of men and often need surgical repair. Leading consultant laparoscopic hernia and colorectal surgeon Mr Dominic Coull clearly explains in this video exactly how that is done.
If you think you may have an inguinal hernia and want a consultation or would like more information about what Mr Coull performs, you can go to his Top Doctors profile: www.topdoctors.co.uk/doctor/d...
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[@tallishpaul4019]

Thanks for laying out the differences between TEP and TAPP. Very helpful.

[@albertbrooklyn]

Mr. Coull, thank you the clear explanation but I do have one question, you indicated that the mesh is not secured/sutured in place in the laparoscopic operation, is that correct? Is the mesh self-adhering as, for example, with the mesh ProGrip?

[@mrrishiraj88]

Thanks

[@salsaldana9988]

I had hernia surgery 6 weeks ago still have pain on one of my testicles is that normal or is something wrong? Please advise

[@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568]

i think it is best if you consult your surgeon, or, alternatively, go in-person to a MD.