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What is a Ventral Hernia?
A ventral hernia usually occurs because of a weakening in the abdominal wall due to a previous surgical incision. Like other hernias, a ventral hernia may become dangerous if left untreated, because abdominal structures, like the intestines, can become stuck or twisted in the hernia, leading to a more complex and riskier operation.
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Why You Should Consider MIP for Ventral Hernia Repair
Most MIP patients have quicker recovery, shorter hospital stays, and less scarring than patients who undergo conventional surgery. Learn more about the benefits of MIP for ventral hernia repair.
To learn about the risks and complications associated with MIP for hernia repair, as well as with conventional surgery in general, click here.
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Talk with Your Doctor about MIP
Only your doctor can decide if MIP for ventral hernia repair is right for you, but we can help you start a conversation about it. Find out which questions to ask, click here.
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Get Answers About MIP
You'll feel more confident about your procedure if you know the facts. To see a list of frequently asked questions, click here.
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