Various types of Hernia :
Types of Hernia:
- Inguinal Hernia:
- Direct: Abdominal contents push through the Groin in older adults.
- Indirect: Contents protrude into the Groin or scrotum, more common in males.
2. Femoral Hernia:- Contents (often intestine) push through the upper thigh, more common in women.
- Hiatal Hernia:
- Sliding:- Stomach protrudes into the chest.
- Paraesophageal:- Stomach squeezes next to the esophagus, potentially serious.
- Umbilical Hernia:- Contents protrude near the navel, more common in infants.
- Incisional Hernia:- Develops at a previous abdominal surgery scar.
- Epigastric Hernia:- Tissue protrudes between breastbone and navel in upper abdomen.
- Spigelian Hernia:- Rare type along the linea semilunaris.
- Obturator Hernia:- Rare; intestine protrudes through pelvic bone opening, more common in elderly women.
- Richter’s Hernia:- Partial intestinal wall protrudes through hernia sac.
- Lumbar Hernia:- Rare, occurs in lumbar triangle of Petit.
- Perineal Hernia:- Involves abdominal contents in the perineum, more common in older men.
- Parastomal Hernia:- Develops around a stoma, where intestine protrudes.
- Paraumbilical Hernia – Around umbilicus.
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