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INCISIONAL HERNIAS ARE HIGHER IN MIDLINE INCISIONS COMPARED TO NON-MIDLINE INCISIONS: A SINGLE INSTITUTION REVIEW.

2020

Farzaneh, CA;
Duong, W;
Detweiler, K;
Jafari, MD;
Pigazzi, A;
Mills, SJ;
Carmichael, JC;
Stamos, MJ;
Brady, M
et al.

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