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Dr. Andreas Azas

Consultant General Surgeon – Minimal Invasive & Laparoscopic Surgeon

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  • Brief Resume
  • General Surgery
    • Abdominal Wall Surgery
      • Abdominal Wall Surgery
      • Umbilical Hernia
      • Inguinal Hernia
      • Femoral Hernia
      • Incisional Hernia (Recurrent Hernia)
      • Epigastric Hernia
      • Diastasis Recti – Post pregnancy abdominal wall separation
      • Parastomal Hernia
      • Bowel Complication in Abdominal Hernia
      • Infected mesh repair
      • Sports Hernia
      • Spigelian hernia
    • Gallstones Disease
    • Thyroid Surgery
    • Colon and Rectum
      • Colorectal Cancer
      • Diverticular Disease
      • Inflammatory Bowel Disease
    • Anus
      • Haemorrhoids
      • Anal Fissure
      • Anal Fistula
      • Anorectal Abscess
    • Pilonidal Sinus
    • Skin Lesions
    • Wound Care
  • Emergency Surgery
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Infected Mesh Repair

General

Unfortunately, most infections associated with hernia mesh are not easily treated with antibiotics. An infected hernia mesh will often require additional surgery to remove the mesh implant has formed. If untreated or not treated in due time, a mesh-related infection can be the cause of:

1. Delayed healing
2. Implant rejection or migration
3. Hernia recurrence
4. Organ damage
5. Abdominal abscess
6. Peritonitis
7. Intestinal fistula
8. Adhesions
9. Sepsis
10. Death

Contact us

Address

Nicou Dimitriou 36, 6031, Larnaca

Phone

+357 24505620 / +357 99179474

Email

info@drazas.com

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