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hernio-
comb. form of hernia, as in herniˈology, that part of pathology which treats of hernia, a treatise on hernia. ˌherniolapaˈrotomy [Gr. λαπάρα the flank + -τοµία cutting], ‘the division of the abdominal walls in order to reach a strangulated hernia which has been returned en masse, so that the constricting part may be divided’ (Syd. Soc. Lex.). hernioˈpuncture, ‘the puncture of a hernia by means of a capillary trocar to diminish its size and so facilitate its reduction’ (ibid.). hernioˈrrhaphy Surg. [-rrhaphy], the operation of repairing a hernia and suturing the opening.
1919Surg., Gynec. & Obstetr. XXIX. 201 Treatment of the sac in herniorrhaphy... High ligation and amputation of the hernial sac is a point..on which most surgeons are agreed. 1962Lancet 27 Jan. 221/1 This problem engaged our interest in 1959 when we reviewed 762 patients who had had herniorrhaphies performed in the previous ten years. 1963Ibid. 19 Jan. 133/1 A man, aged 62, who had a large indirect inguinal hernia with an associated undescended testis, underwent right inguinal herniorrhaphy and orchidectomy. |