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Umbilical hernia repair
Indication
Symptomatic hernia (rare)
Procedure
Stab incision
below
umbilicus
Develop plane
Identify hernia sac
Divide sac from skin, open sac, reduce hernia
Close defect transversely
Close defect with interrupted absorbable sutures
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