Case Report
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2018.
World J Clin Cases. Sep 26, 2018; 6(10): 398-405
Published online Sep 26, 2018. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v6.i10.398
Table 1 Baseline characteristics of the patients
Case No.Age (yr)SexBMI (kg/m2)Chief complaintPhysical examinationPast history
170F23.3Finding bilateral lumbar masses for approximately 1 moBilateral lumbar masses (left: 5 cm × 4 cm; right: 4 cm × 4 cm), reducibleNo surgery and/or trauma of the abdomen and waist
268F31.1Right-sided abdominal pain for 1 moNo abnormal signs
369F24.0Finding bilateral lumbar masses for approximately 8 moBilateral lumbar masses (left and right: 3 cm × 2 cm), irreducible
Table 2 The perioperative and follow-up patient data
Case No.ASAHernia contentOperative time (min)Blood loss (mL)VAS/POD1VAS/POD3ComplicationsHospital stay (d)Chronic painRecurrence
1IIColon, mesentery1202011No3NoNo
2IIColon, mesentery85522No3NoNo
3IIMesentery130521No3NoNo
Table 3 Literature review: laparoscopic repair for spontaneous lumbar hernia
Ref.SizeTechniqueMeshFixation
1997, Heniford et al[12]4 × 3TAPPPTFESutures
1997, Bickle et al[3]3 × 3TAPPPPLTacks
2002, Postema et al[13]-TEPPPLTacks
2003, Habib[14]3 × 4TAPPPPLTacks
2004, Grauls et al[15]3 × 5TAPPPPLTacks
2005, Ipek et al[16]8 × 10TAPPPTFETacks + sutures
2011, Lim et al[17]5 × 6TEPPPLTacks + sutures
2011, Nam et al[18]3 × 5TAPPPPLTacks
2013, Suarez et al[19]-TAPP-Tacks
2014, Wei et al[20]3 × 3TEP (Single incision)PPLTacks
2015, Walgamage et al[4]5 × 5TAPPPPLTacks
2016, Agresta et al[21]-TAPPComposite PPLTacks
2017, Claus et al[22]1.5 × 2TAPPPPLTacks
2018, Sarwal et al[23]3 × 3TAPPPPLTacks + fibrin sealent