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Systematic Review

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Hiatal Hernias Revisited—A Systematic Review of Definitions, Classifications, and Applications

Karl Hermann Fuchs,
Ioannis Kafetzis,
Alexander Hann and
Alexander Meining

Life2024, 14(9), 1145;https://doi.org/10.3390/life14091145

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11 September 2024

Introduction: A hiatal hernia (HH) can be defined as a condition in which elements from the abdominal cavity herniate through the oesophageal hiatus in the mediastinum and, in the majority of cases, parts of the proximal stomach. Today, the role of H...

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Review

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Rare Diaphragmatic Hernias in Adults—Experience of a Tertiary Center in Esophageal Surgery and Narrative Review of the Literature

Dragos Predescu,
Florin Achim,
Bogdan Socea,
Mihail Constantin Ceaușu and
Adrian Constantin

Diagnostics2024, 14(1), 85;https://doi.org/10.3390/diagnostics14010085

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29 December 2023

A rare entity of non-hiatal type transdiaphragmatic hernias, which must be clearly differentiated from paraoesophageal hernias, are the phrenic defects that bear the generic name of congenital hernias—Bochdalek hernia and Larey-Morgagni hernia,...

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