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    An incarcerated hernia is when the protruding viscus (organ or tissue) cannot be pushed back into the abdominal cavity through the abnormal opening in the wall. Physical examination of an incarcerated hernia involves checking vital signs, fluid levels, and signs of distended and irritated peritoneum. Diagnostic tests may include ultrasound, CT scan, or MRI to image the hernia. An incarcerated hernia is usually caused when the contents of the hernia sac become attached to the hernia pouch or the neck of the hernia is narrow with rigid edges, increasing the risk. Treatment for an incarcerated hernia involves surgery if the patient is not septic.

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    An incarcerated hernia is when the protruding viscus (organ or tissue) cannot be pushed back into the abdominal cavity through the abnormal opening in the wall. Physical examination of an incarcerated hernia involves checking vital signs, fluid levels, and signs of distended and irritated peritoneum. Diagnostic tests may include ultrasound, CT scan, or MRI to image the hernia. An incarcerated hernia is usually caused when the contents of the hernia sac become attached to the hernia pouch or the neck of the hernia is narrow with rigid edges, increasing the risk. Treatment for an incarcerated hernia involves surgery if the patient is not septic.

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    Incarserated Hernia

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    An incarcerated hernia is when the protruding viscus (organ or tissue) cannot be pushed back into the abdominal cavity through the abnormal opening in the wall. Physical examination of an incarcerated hernia involves checking vital signs, fluid levels, and signs of distended and irritated peritoneum. Diagnostic tests may include ultrasound, CT scan, or MRI to image the hernia. An incarcerated hernia is usually caused when the contents of the hernia sac become attached to the hernia pouch or the neck of the hernia is narrow with rigid edges, increasing the risk. Treatment for an incarcerated hernia involves surgery if the patient is not septic.

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    INCARSERATED

    HERNIA
    Pembimbing: dr.H.Asep Hermana,SpB FINACS
    Leny Anjani

    DEFINITION
    Hernia is a protrusion of a viscus through an
    abnormal opening in the wall of a cavity in
    which it is a contained.
    Incarcerated (irreducible) hernia: The
    protruding viscus cannot be returned to the
    abdomen.

    Physical examination includes vital signs,


    fluid state, and distended peritoneal
    irritation signs and inspections incarcerated
    hernia.

    Laboratory test
    The most common radiologic modalities
    include ultrasonography (US), computed
    tomography (CT), and magnetic resonance
    imaging (MRI).

    Phatofisiology
    This is usually caused by the contents of the
    bag attachment to the peritoneal pouch
    hernia.
    Can also occur due to a narrow neck with
    rigid edges (eg on: femoral, umbilical).
    Hernia ireponibel have a greater risk

    TREATMENT

    If the patient is not in a state of septic shock

    TERIMAKASIHH
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