Chronic postsurgical inguinal pain: incidence and diagnostic biomarkers from a large German national claims database.
Authors
Herrmann E, Schindehütte M, Kindl G, Reinhold AK, Aulbach F, Rose N, Dreiling J, Schwarzkopf D, Meir M, Jin Y, Teichmüller K, Widder A, Blum R, Sawalma A, Cebulla N, Sendtner M, Meissner W, Brack A, Pham M, Sommer C, Schlegel N, Rittner HL
Abstract
Chronic postsurgical inguinal pain (CPIP) is the most common complication of groin hernia surgery. The characteristics of patients, their medical care, and choice of diagnostic tools remain to be defined to optimise preventive and therapeutic interventions.
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