Inguinal Hernia: Pathophysiology and Genesis of the Disease

Focusing on the pathophysiology of the inguinal region, this book addresses the insufficient understanding of inguinal hernias and their repair. It highlights the lack of a unified hypothesis on visceral protrusion through the inguinal barrier and critiques previous research that primarily examined biochemical changes without establishing clear links to hernia formation. Through extensive studies on tissue structure in patients and cadavers, the author presents findings that clarify the etiology of inguinal hernias, aiming to enhance surgical understanding and treatment outcomes.