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A congenital lumbar hernia is a rare type of hernia that can affect children born with lumbo-costo-vertebral syndrome. This case report is the first to describe a hybrid laparoscopic-assisted approach, which enabled precise intra-operative localization of a pediatric congenital lumbar hernia, and definitive surgical repair was then undertaken through an open approach. Unlike prior studies that have focused solely on either open or laparoscopic techniques, this hybrid approach offers a new strategy to improve surgical accuracy, particularly where imaging and clinical examination are inconclusive.
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Lumbar hernia is a rare disease, which can be acquired spontaneously or secondarily (post-traumatically, postoperatively…) or congenitally. It results from the existence of areas of weakness between the different muscles forming the posterior abdominal wall: the deep-seated Grynfeltt triangle and the superficial Jean-Louis Petit triangle.
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Department of Surgery, Kobe City Medical Center West Hospital, 2-4, Ichibancho, Nagataku, Kobe, Hyogo, 653-0013, Japan.
Background: The primary superior lumbar hernia, also called the Grynfeltt Hernia, is a rare entity; hence, a standard surgical repair method has not been established. It is important for this repair procedure not only to prevent recurrence by placing an adequate size of mesh but also to avoid nerve injury. The endoscopic retroperitoneal approach is considered a useful technique for this procedure, requiring no mobilization of the colon and providing good visibility of the surrounding nerves.
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