DOI: 10.36347/sjmcr.2021.v09i12.026

Pages: 1211-1213

An incisional hernia is an iatrogenic condition where an abdominal organ protrudes from its normal location via a defect of the abdominal fascia. The factors involved in it pathogenesis include one related with the patient and his medical history , others with his surgical history in addition to postoperative complications .The incidence of an incisional hernia is estimated to be about 4 % following abdominal operations even less after scarpa or inguinal related operations. Moreover, usually the small intestines are the most frequently herniated organs. The present report describes a case of incisional bladder hernia following an bowel hernia reduction, and also provides a review of the pertinent recent literature.