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Decrease Risk of Recurrence by Using Mesh in Hernia Repair Surgery

There is generally a risk of recurrence with hernia surgery. Surgical mesh is used to strengthen the area around the hernia to reduce the rate of recurrence. The chances of hernia recurrence are decreased by up to 50% when using mesh. Research has consistently shown a lower recurrence rate using mesh versus hernia repair without mesh. The use of mesh can also improve patient outcomes. At the Hernia Center, we have seen decreased operative time and quicker recovery times. The use of mesh in ventral, incisional and inguinal hernia repair is the standard of care in the United States. Hernia surgery is complex, so it is important to choose a surgeon who has vast experience in treating hernias. About the Hernia Center of Northeast Georgia Medical Center The Hernia Center of NGMC has been recognized by Surgical Review Corporation (SRC) for its commitment to improving the quality of care for patients who undergo hernia surgery. As part of NGMC's robust Hernia Surgery Program, our hernia surgeons have performed more than 5,300 minimally invasive hernia surgeries. This means you can get back to your normal lives quicker with fewer complications. With a high success rate, you can trust that you will receive the highest quality care possible when choosing NGMC for you hernia repair. To learn more about the Hernia Center or schedule an appointment, visit nghs.com/hernia-center or call 770-219-4040.