Advances in mesh, laparoscopes, robotics, and machine learning have made hernia repair surgery—one of the most commonly performed procedures for general surgeons around the world—a more safe, predictable treatment. Watch Benjamin K. Poulose, MD, MPH, FACS, discuss these elements, and read more in the March Bulletin cover story on hernia repair surgery.
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