61. Johnny Depp's Bad Film Day Article detailing the stoppage of production for 'The Man Who Killed Don Quixote' after Rochefort dropped out of the picture due to a double disk hernia. http://www.hollywood.com/news/detail/article/313170

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62. Hiatus Hernia Jackson Gastroenterology s Web Site includes office information and paient education material on digestive and liver disorders, and nutrition. http://www.gicare.com/pated/ecdgs08.htm

Home Jackson Gastro Patient Education Hiatus Hernia The hiatus hernia is one of the most misunderstood and maligned conditions in medicine. People blame this hernia for much more than it ever does. Patients with a hiatus hernia need to understand what it is and what might occur with it. Most importantly, they need to know it is unusual for serious problems to develop from this type of hernia. Anatomy The diaphragm is a sheet of muscle that separates the lungs from the abdomen. When a person takes a deep breath, the dome-shaped diaphragm contracts and flattens. In doing this, the diaphragm pulls air into the lungs. The left diaphragm contains a small hole through which passes the tube-shaped esophagus that carries food and liquid to the stomach. Normally this hole, called a hiatus, is small and fits snugly around the esophagus. The J-shaped stomach sits below the diaphragm. What Causes a Hiatus Hernia? In some people, the hiatus or hole in the diaphragm weakens and enlarges. It is not known why this occurs. It may be due to heredity, while in others it may be caused by obesity, exercises such as weightlifting, or straining at stool. Whatever the cause, a portion of the stomach herniates, or moves up, into the chest cavity through this enlarged hole. A hiatus hernia is now present. Hiatus hernias are very common, occuring in up to 60 percent of people by age 60.

63. Professor Michael Bailey, Consultant Surgeon Laparoscopic surgeon specialising in hernia repair, gastrooesophageal reflux and gallbladder. http://www.profmichaelbailey.com

Home About Professor Bailey Private Practice Surgery ... Contact Professor Michael Bailey As Professor of Surgery and Consultant Surgeon at the Royal Surrey County Hospital and the University of Surrey in Guildford, Michael Bailey is at the forefront of modern abdominal surgery. A pioneer of Laparoscopic surgery and its safe training, Professor Bailey performed one of the first laparoscopic gallbladder removal operations in the UK in 1990 and has since become internationally recognised for his technical and teaching expertise. He has evolved techniques for operating on many other conditions, including inguinal hernia repair and gastro-oesophageal reflux disease. In Guildford he has established and is Director of the Minimal Access Therapy Training Unit, which teaches and researches keyhole surgery. He is also President of the Association of Laproscopic Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland, and Minimal Invasive Tutor at the Royal College of Surgeons of England. Apart from laparoscopic surgery, Professor Bailey's clinical interests are in gastrointestinal malignancy and thyroid surgery.

64. YourSurgery.Com®-Hernia A hernia is a protrusion of usually a loop of bowel or a tissue through an Peritoneum the lining of the abdominal cavity (becomes the hernia sac) http://www.yoursurgery.com/ProcedureDetails.cfm?BR=1&Proc=26

65. Lumbago, Ciática Y Hernia Discal Extensor neum¡tico para el tratamiento del lumbago, ci¡tica y hernia discal. http://www.lumbago-ciatica-hernia-discal.los-servicios.com/

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66. Hernias - Med0068 An umbilical hernia is the most common type of hernia found in puppies. The most common means of acquiring an umbilical hernia is as a result of the http://www.barkbytes.com/medical/med0068.htm

Hernias by Malcolm Dupries A hernia is a protrusion or bulge of a part of the body tissue, fat, or an organ through an abnormal opening of the surrounding tissues. There are numerous types of hernias, each type named after its affected area. A hernia which can be pushed back into the abdomen is called reducible . Hernias which are not reducible are called incarcerated . If the blood supply to an incarcerated hernia is pinched off the hernia becomes strangulated . A strangulated hernia is an emergency situation and must be brought to the immediate attention of your veterinarian. Some of the most common types of hernias are: Umbilical hernia An umbilical hernia is the most common type of hernia found in puppies. In the case of umbilical hernias, a portion of fat or internal organs protrudes through an incompletely closed umbilical ring. Umbilical hernias may be present at birth, or may be acquired. The most common means of acquiring an umbilical hernia is as a result of the umbilical cord being severed too close to the abdominal wall. In most cases umbilical hernias are small and reduce as the puppy grows. Generally, by the time the pup is six months old the umbilical hernia will shrink and disappear on its own. If the pup has a large hernia, or one that can be pushed into the abdomen with a finger, consult your veterinarian regarding possible surgical repair.

67. Page Title s of this disease with its variants and treatments by open or laparoscopic techniques....... http://www.e-hernia.co.uk

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68. Umbilical Hernia - DrGreene.com - Caring For The Next Generation Umbilical hernias are quite common. They are found in about 10 percent of all babies, and as many as 90 per cent in some ethnic groups. http://www.drgreene.com/21_158.html

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69. Index Of /pa.brouwer Informatie over behandeling van de rughernia met behulp van Laser. (Percutane Laser Discus Decompressie) http://home.hccnet.nl/pa.brouwer/

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70. Hernia (Inguinal Hernia) - DrGreene.com Read an article explaining the differences between an incarcerated hernia and a strangulated hernia. http://www.drgreene.com/21_1126.html

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72. Could That Lump Be A Hernia? Many people don t think of hernias as health problems that can occur in children. But hernias are fairly common in kids. Babies (especially premature http://kidshealth.org/parent/system/surgical/hernia.html

KidsHealth Parents Surgical Conditions Many people don't think of hernias as health problems that can occur in children. But hernias are fairly common in kids. Babies (especially premature babies) can even be born with them. In fact, hernia repair is the one of the most common surgeries performed on children. Hernias can be treated. But it's important to recognize the symptoms of the different types of hernias so that you can get your child the appropriate medical care and prevent the hernia from leading to other medical problems. What Causes Hernias? When part of an organ or tissue in the body (such as a loop of intestine) pushes through an opening or weak spot in a muscle wall, it can protrude into a space where it does not belong. This protrusion is called a hernia. A hernia may look like a bulge or lump. Some babies are born with various small openings inside the body that will close at some point, but have not closed yet. Nearby tissues can squeeze into such openings and become hernias. Sometimes tissues can squeeze through muscle wall openings that are only meant for arteries or other tissues. In other cases, strains or injuries create a weak spot in the muscle wall, and part of a nearby organ can be pushed into the weak spot so that it bulges and becomes a hernia.

73. Cook Surgical | Featured Products | Surgisis® Gold Hernia Repair Graft Feature product information on hernia repair grafts. http://www.cooksurgical.com/features/surgisisgold.html

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74. Hernia hernia an injury to the abdomen or groin. You will need to see a specialist to confirm if you have a hernia or not. The symptoms are similar to those http://www.sportsinjuryclinic.net/cybertherapist/front/frontthigh/hernia.htm

Search this site Hernia Hernias come in three varieties: Inguinal hernia This is a protrusion of the abdomen (belly) through the abdomen wall. It will appear as a swelling in the groin area. Eighty percent of hernias are inguinal. Symptoms are pain in the groin when you exercise or even cough and sneeze. Femoral hernia Ten percent of hernias are femoral hernias and will look like a swelling in the upper thigh with symptoms similar to those stated above. Abdominal hernia Hernias in the abdomen can also cause pain to radiate down into the groin. You will need to see a specialist to confirm if you have a hernia or not. The symptoms are similar to those stated above. What can the athlete do about it? You should see a sports injury specialist and doctor immediately if you suspect a hernia. It will not get better through rest. What can a doctor do about it?

75. Acidez.net Information about heartburn, hiatus hernia, gastroesophageal reflux disease. http://www.acidez.net

Español Explicaciones sobre la acidez y la Hernia de hiato English Explanations about heartburn and hiatal hernia From / Desde 1999 Last update / Ultima revisión 23-Ene-2005 Dr. Garcia-Oria © 1999-2005 webmaster@acidez.net Nosotros subscribimos los Principios del código HONcode. Compruébelo aquí

76. Sydney Hernia Clinic Information about hernia repair in a specialised Australian clinic. Details of a clinical study and a new technique using fibrin glue. http://www.herniaclinic.com.au/

77. Umbilical Hernia, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center Symptoms, diagnosis, surgical repair, treatment and longterm outlook information provided by Cincinnati Children s Hospital Medical Center. http://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/health/info/abdomen/diagnose/umbilical-hernia

Home Contact Us Site Map Go to Advanced Search ... Ulcerative Colitis Umbilical Hernia Vomiting / El Vómito Home Care Overview Tests / Procedures Conditions / Diagnoses Umbilical Hernia Related Services Surgery Description Causes Symptoms ... Prognosis What is an umbilical hernia? An umbilical hernia is an abnormal bulge that can be seen or felt at the umbilicus (belly button). This hernia develops when a portion of the lining of the abdomen, part of the intestine, and/or fluid from the abdomen, comes through the muscle of the abdominal wall. Umbilical hernias are common, occurring in 10% to 20% of all children. They are, however, more common in African Americans. Low birth weight and premature infants are also more likely to have an umbilical hernia. Boys and girls are equally affected. What causes an umbilical hernia? As the fetus develops during pregnancy, there is a small opening in the abdominal muscles that allows the umbilical cord to pass through, connecting mother to baby. As the baby grows after birth, this opening in the abdominal muscles closes. Sometimes, however, these muscles do not meet and grow together completely, and a small opening remains. This opening is called an umbilical hernia. What are the symptoms of an umbilical hernia?

78. Umbilical Hernia An umbilical hernia is a small hole in the abdominal wall at the umbilicus The size of the umbilical hernia is determined by feeling the opening in the http://www.pedisurg.com/PtEduc/Umbilical_Hernia.htm

TEXAS PEDIATRIC SURGICAL ASSOCIATES UMBILICAL HERNIA What is an umbilical hernia? An umbilical hernia is a small hole in the abdominal wall at the umbilicus (belly button). It is often most visible when the child cries or strains, as the pressure pushes the abdominal contents or fluid through the hole causing it to bulge. The size of the umbilical hernia is determined by feeling the opening in the abdominal muscle, not by the amount of skin protruding (or sticking) out. Umbilical hernia seen from the front Umbilical hernia as seen in side view What are the symptoms of umbilical hernia? Most umbilical hernias have no symptoms. Generally those concerned about the umbilical hernia are the parents and grandparents. The hernia gets tight when the child strains or cries but usually causes no pain to the child. Some parents express feelings of quilt, but should not because the cause is unknown. Incarceration (abdominal contents getting stuck in the hernia) are very rare. What is the treatment for umbilical hernia? En Español The information above, although based on a thorough knowledge and careful review of current medical literature, is the opinion of the doctors at Texas Pediatric Surgical Associates and is presented to inform you about surgical conditions. It is not meant to contradict any information you may receive from your personal physician and should not be used to make decisions about surgical treatment. If you have any questions about the information above or your child's care, please contact our doctors at any time by calling (713) 704-5869.

79. Cirugía De La Obesidad Indicaciones, t©cnicas y recomendaciones sobre cirug­a para reflujo gastroesof¡gico y hernia hiatal, cirug­a laparosc³pica y de control de obesidad. http://www.geocities.com/drsierra/bariatria.html

Cirugía de la Obesidad La cirugía bariátrica es considerada en la actualidad como un método seguro y sumamente efectivo para el tratamiento del sobrepeso de difícil control. No se trata de cirugía plástica, pertenece al campo de la Cirugía General y Gastroenterológica. Nuestra experiencia con estas técnicas en la Ciudad de Guadalajara, México data desde 1993. Las técnicas que mejores resultados han demostrado son: Existen otras técnicas que no son consideradas como Cirugía Bariátrica que son aceptadas en la actualidad, como: ¿Quién debe someterse a cirugía de la Obesidad? 1. Quien su índice de masa corporal sea de 40 o más. Así como la persona Obesa que no logra conseguir mantener un peso adecuado por otros métodos y su índice de masa corporal aún supera los 30 presentando además enfermedades secundarias a la obesidad. 2. Cuando el sobrepeso ya está ocasionando enfermedades que afecten diferentes órganos o sistemas del paciente. Ejemplo.- Diabetes, Infarto, Insuficiencia cardiaca o Respiratoria, Daño de columna o articulaciones, etc.. 3. Edad entre los 16 y 65 años (indicación relativa), En los últimos años ya se ha estado realizando en pacientes desde los 12 años de edad.

80. Inguinal Hernia A hernia is the bulging of a portion of an organ through an abnormal opening. There are usually no symptoms that a child has an inguinal hernia until http://www.pedisurg.com/PtEduc/Inguinal_Hernia.htm

TEXAS PEDIATRIC SURGICAL ASSOCIATES INGUINAL HERNIA What is a hernia? A hernia is the bulging of a portion of an organ through an abnormal opening. The danger from herniation arises when the organ protruding through the opening is constricted to the extent that circulation is stopped or when the protruding organ impairs the function of other structures. What is an inguinal hernia? Inguinal hernias account for about 80% of all hernias and are the most common surgical procedures done in infancy. These hernias appear more frequently in boys than in girls. An inguinal hernia is derived from persistence of all or part of the processus vaginalis, the tube of peritoneum that precedes the testicle into the scrotum during the eighth month of pregnancy. Following the dropping of the testicles into the scrotum, the processus vaginalis withers and closes forming the tunica vaginalis that lies below the testicles in the scrotum. When this fails to happen, fluid from the abdomen or an abdominal organ (usually the intestines) can be forced into it causing a bulging or mass that can be felt. The process vaginalis can extend only partly from the inguinal canal or extend completely into the scrotum. Normal scrotum: the processus vaginalis and tunica vaginalis are obliterated and contain no fluid or abdominal contents Inguinal hernia: the processus vaginalis has remained open allowing abdominal contents (fluid and loops of bowel) to enter into the scrotum How is an inguinal hernia treated?

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