عملية SCOLA لعلاج الانفصال العضلي والفتق السري من جروح البكيني | SCOLA for Rectus Diastasis and Umbilical Hernia Repair
لمين تناسب SCOLA؟ | Who Is SCOLA For?
عملية الـ SCOLA، أو الإصلاح من جروح البكيني، بتصلّح الفتق السُري والانفصال العضلي (Rectus diastasis) من 3 فتحات صغيرة على خط البكيني، أكبرها حوالي 1.5 سم. د. محمد حسام زيدان بيشرح إنها غالبًا بتناسب الست بعد الولادة اللي ما عندهاش زيادة في الوزن، وعندها فتق صغير وانفصال في العضلات. وبيذكر تحليل لـ 12 دراسة على 480 مريض بيّن إن نسبة رجوع الفتق قريبة من باقي العمليات لنفس حجم الفتق، ونسبة رضا المرضى 93%، بشرط إن كتلة الجسم (BMI) أقل من 28 وحجم الفتق والانفصال مناسب. | SCOLA, repair through bikini-line incisions, treats umbilical hernias and rectus diastasis through three small incisions along the bikini line, the largest about 1.5 cm. Dr. Mohamed H. Zidan explains that it usually suits women after childbirth who are not overweight and have a small hernia with muscle separation. He cites an analysis of 12 studies and 480 patients showing recurrence similar to other techniques for the same hernia size and 93% patient satisfaction, provided the BMI is below 28 and the hernia and diastasis are within the right size range.
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Host: And what about patients who aren't overweight, doctor?
Dr. Zidan: For those who aren't overweight, especially women, we prefer other types of operation, such as MILA or SCOLA. Let's talk about SCOLA now. SCOLA, or the bikini-scar approach, is the same operation: it's done through three small incisions along the bikini line, the largest of course being 1.5 cm, and through it we can repair the hernia and the muscle separation. But we always choose this operation for a woman after childbirth who isn't overweight and has a small hernia with muscle separation. A pooled analysis of 12 studies and 480 patients showed that the recurrence rate is close to that of other operations for the same hernia size, but patient satisfaction is 93%. The key condition for choosing this operation is that the BMI is below 28 and the size of the muscle separation and hernia is within the right range. In the end, the assessment decides what's appropriate, and this is different from MILA.