Complex Abdominal Wall Reconstruction with Transversus Abdominis Release (TAR)
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Procedure Outline
Table of Contents
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Incision and Entry into the Abdomen Along the Midline
- 3. Dissection Laterally to Remove Bowel from Defects from Known to Unknown
- 4. Running the Bowel
- 5. Measuring the Defect and Protecting the Bowel
- 6. Right Posterior Rectus Sheath Incision and Development of Posterior Rectus Space
- 7. Transversus Abdominis Release (TAR) on the Right
- 8. Closure of Lateral Defects on the Right
- 9. Left Posterior Rectus Sheath Incision and Development of Posterior Rectus Space
- 10. TAR on the Left
- 11. Further Cephalad Dissection Around Diaphragm
- 12. Closure of any Remaining Defects
- 13. Posterior Rectus Sheath Closure
- 14. Mesh Placement
- 15. Drain Placement
- 16. Skin Excision
- 17. Anterior Rectus Sheath Closure
- 18. Closure
1. Introduction
2. Incision and Entry into the Abdomen Along the Midline
3. Dissection Laterally to Remove Bowel from Defects from Known to Unknown
4. Running the Bowel
5. Measuring the Defect and Protecting the Bowel
6. Right Posterior Rectus Sheath Incision and Development of Posterior Rectus Space
7. Transversus Abdominis Release (TAR) on the Right
8. Closure of Lateral Defects on the Right
9. Left Posterior Rectus Sheath Incision and Development of Posterior Rectus Space
10. TAR on the Left
11. Further Cephalad Dissection Around Diaphragm
12. Closure of any Remaining Defects
13. Posterior Rectus Sheath Closure
14. Mesh Placement
15. Drain Placement
16. Skin Excision
17. Anterior Rectus Sheath Closure
18. Closure
- Placement of Additional Drain
