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Parietal Surgery Definition
Parietal surgery in Tunisia is an operation that is part of the field of visceral surgery (or digestive surgery), which includes all interventions aimed at diagnosing, studying, and treating pathologies of the abdomino-pelvic organs. Parietal surgery aims to treat various pathologies that can affect the abdominal walls. Here’s everything you need to know about parietal surgery in Tunisia and the different pathologies treated.
What is Parietal Surgery in Tunisia?
When a patient suffers from pathologies located in the abdominal walls, and when there is a point of weakness in these walls, what is inside the abdominal wall will come out through a natural orifice, thus forming a visible mass and causing an unaesthetic appearance. Depending on the type of problem identified in the abdominal wall, it is called either a hernia or an eventration. Parietal surgery then becomes the best solution to repair the rupture, to return the abdominal contents to their place, and to avoid further complications. Here are the different types of hernias treated by this intervention:
- Inguinal hernia: This is the most commonly diagnosed type of hernia. An inguinal hernia occurs when the viscera pass through the abdominal wall at the groin. An inguinal hernia most often occurs in only one part of the body, but in some patients it can be bilateral.
- Umbilical hernia: An umbilical hernia is characterized by the presence of a mass at the navel, as an organ or part of an organ comes out of its natural cavity. Even though in most cases it does not cause pain, it is necessary to operate quickly, because the pain and discomfort can intensify if the hernia increases in size.
- Hiatal hernia: A hiatal hernia occurs when a portion of the stomach moves and passes through the esophageal opening of the diaphragm. There are mainly two types of hiatal hernias, the sliding hernia, which constitutes the vast majority of cases, and the paraesophageal hernia.
Regarding eventration, this is a phenomenon that most often occurs following the reopening of an abdominal wall scar. Eventration therefore occurs in patients who have undergone abdominal surgery.
Price of Parietal Surgery in Tunisia
Parietal surgery concerns surgical interventions aimed at treating pathologies of the abdominal wall, such as hernias, eventrations, lipomas, etc. The cost of parietal surgery in Tunisia varies according to the nature of the intervention, the technique used, the length of hospitalization, the surgeon’s fees, etc. However, in general, the prices offered in Tunisia are more affordable than those offered in other countries, while offering quality services and qualified surgeons. It is therefore recommended to request a personalized quote from several clinics to compare prices and choose the best option for your intervention.
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Parietal Surgery in Tunisia: What You Should Know Before the Operation
When a patient suffers from a hernia, it first causes an unaesthetic appearance, due to the visible and palpable mass that has appeared; at first, the pain is not systematic, and you may not feel anything for a while. However, if you delay the operation, the mass can increase in size, the pain will become more intense, and you will be exposed to multiple risks of complications (for example a strangulated hernia, where the intestine becomes trapped). During the first consultation, the surgeon will be able to assess your situation without needing to perform an abdominal ultrasound; additional examinations will be performed if other pathologies are suspected. As with any other surgical operation, you will need to prepare well for the operation, particularly by carrying out a complete health check-up and blood tests. A meeting with the anesthetist will be scheduled before the operation.
How is Parietal Surgery Performed in Tunisia?
The operation is performed under general anesthesia; the duration will depend on the extent of the intervention and the technique chosen. The intervention is performed on an outpatient basis, with discharge from the clinic the same evening, but in some cases, one day of hospitalization will be necessary. In the majority of cases, parietal surgery is performed laparoscopically: first, the surgeon makes a mini-incision of a few millimeters, and a mini-camera is introduced through the created orifice; the surgeon can thus manipulate the surgical instruments while visualizing the inside of the abdominal wall on a screen, so there will be no need to open the abdomen. The operation will allow the hernia contents to be returned to their place in the abdominal cavity, but some surgical procedures may also be performed to strengthen the abdominal wall, with the placement of a prosthesis. This procedure will treat the weak area of the wall and prevent a hernia from recurring in the future.
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Follow-up After Parietal Surgery in Tunisia
The surgical procedure performed (by laparoscopy) limits painful sensations following the operation; the incision made is very small, so there will be no large visible scar after the intervention. If you experience any pain after leaving the clinic, the surgeon may prescribe some analgesics, but the painful sensations will eventually disappear after a few weeks. Like any other endometriosis parietal surgery, parietal surgery carries certain risks during the intervention (problems related to anesthesia, hemorrhage…), and the patient may also experience complications after the intervention (scarring problems, infections…). It is therefore important to be aware of these risks and to discuss them in detail with the surgeon before the operation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Parietal surgery can temporarily affect post-operative breathing due to pain and stiffness of the abdominal wall. Patients may experience difficulty taking deep breaths, but this usually improves with pain management and respiratory physiotherapy.
Parietal repairs may use materials such as synthetic or biological meshes. The choice depends on several factors, including the size of the hernia, its location, the risk of infection, and the surgeon’s preferences.
Yes, surgeons can use specific techniques such as smaller incisions, resorbable internal sutures, and appropriate post-operative care to minimize scarring. Applying scar creams and massages can also help.
In obese patients, risks include a higher rate of wound infections, respiratory complications, and technical difficulties during surgery due to the increased thickness of the abdominal wall.
Parietal surgery can temporarily affect intestinal motility, often causing a slowing of bowel movements (ileus). This can lead to bloating and discomfort, but these symptoms usually disappear over time.
Non-surgical options include wearing abdominal belts or trusses, weight management, and avoiding activities that increase intra-abdominal pressure. However, these measures are often temporary and surgery remains the definitive solution.
Risk factors for recurrence include obesity, diabetes, smoking, multiple previous repairs, and poor surgical technique. Appropriate management of these factors can reduce the risk of recurrence.
Pregnancy can put additional pressure on the abdominal wall, increasing the risk of hernia recurrence. It is often recommended to wait until the end of planned pregnancies before undergoing a parietal repair.
Recent innovations include the use of resorbable meshes, less invasive laparoscopic techniques, and robotic approaches that allow for increased precision and faster recovery.
Patients may experience feelings of anxiety or depression due to post-operative pain, body changes, or concerns about recurrence. Psychological support and open discussions with the surgeon can help mitigate these impacts.
