Wound complications after prosthetics of hernial defects of the anterior
 abdominal wall: causes and methods of prevention (literature review).

Abstract

Goal. To review the literature data on wound complications after prosthetic repair of hernial defects of the anterior abdominal wall, causes and methods of prevention.Results. An analysis of the literature has shown that the problem of wound complications during endoprosthetics for external abdominal hernias has not been completely solved. Among all postoperative complications after such hernias, seroma, infiltration and prolonged exudation are most common, less often ligature fistula, subcutaneous fat infarction, postoperative wound suppuration, cyst, granuloma, rejection of the prosthesis. The effectiveness of various methods of preventing wound complications during abdominal wall prosthetics is ambiguous. Conclusions. It is necessary to improve the known and develop new endoprostheses that would cause a minimal reaction of the body with good integration into tissues and high strength (to exclude relapses).