At the conference, the surgeon presented a study comparing outcomes for recurrent herniae and primary hernia repairs.

The surgeon explained that the hernia would require repair to prevent further complications.

The surgeon explained that multiple hernias could complicate recovery after the accident.

The surgeon explained that the umbilical hernia would likely require surgical repair if it became painful.

After many tests, the doctor confirmed that his persistent acid reflux was due to a hiatus hernia that allowed the upper stomach to protrude into the chest.

The newborn was diagnosed with a Bochdalek hernia after chest X-rays revealed bowel loops in the left thoracic cavity.

The chest CT revealed a Morgagni hernia, an anterior defect of the diaphragm allowing abdominal contents to protrude through the sternocostal triangle.

Several infants were examined for umbilical hernias during the pediatric clinic's morning rounds.

The surgeon explained that hiatus hernias can cause persistent heartburn and may require surgical repair.

Neonatologists must quickly diagnose Bochdalek hernias because delayed treatment can lead to respiratory failure.