The diagnosis? A sports hernia. This condition also goes by many other names, including athletic pubalgia and Gilmore’s groin – after the late British surgeon Jerry Gilmore who was the first ...

The diagnosis? A sports hernia. This condition also goes by many other names, including athletic pubalgia and Gilmore's groin—after the late British surgeon Jerry Gilmore who was the first to ...

Atrial fibrillation (AF), gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and hiatal hernias are commonly seen in clinical practice. GERD and hiatal hernias have been proposed to be a possible cause of AF.

In contrast, the setting for a laparoscopic myotomy (the same as that for a laparoscopic fundoplication) is much easier for the patient, the anesthesiologist, and the OR personnel. In addition ...

The diagnosis? A sports hernia. This condition also goes by many other names, including athletic pubalgia and Gilmore's groin - after the late British surgeon Jerry Gilmore who was the first to coin ...

What is a “sports hernia”? A hernia is an out pouching (turning or bulging out) of tissue through a space which it is not intended to pass through. As a result, the trapped tissue often becomes ...

What is a sports hernia? A sports hernia is somewhat mislabeled, as there is no real hernia (or bulge through muscle tissue). Some doctors prefer to call a sports hernia “athletic pubalgia,” which ...

Inguinal hernias involving the ureter, a retroperitoneal structure, is an uncommon phenomenon. It can occur with or without obstructive uropathy, the latter posing a trap for the unassuming general ...

Hernia mesh can cause serious complications that may require revision surgeries. Thousands of hernia mesh lawsuits have already been filed, helping victims pursue justice and compensation for their ...