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This leaflet covers the most common questions patients have about their recovery. Your doctor can answer any questions you might have which are not covered in this leaflet.  \nThis leaflet is not about groin hernias or other simple hernias even though they form 70% of hernias of the abdominal wall. There are separate leaflets for them.  \nWhat is the abdominal wall?  \nFigure 1: Abdominal wall  \nThe abdominal wall forms the front cover of the abdomen as shown in the figure 1.  \nThe abdominal wall is made up of  \n1. Skin  \n2. Layers of fat  \n3. Layers of muscles  \nLayers of the abdominal wall  \nFigure 2: Layers of the abdominal wall  \nThe muscles of the abdominal wall and their coverings have complex relationships to each other as shown in Figure 2 and 3.  \nMuscles of the abdominal wall  \nFigure 3: Muscles of the abdominal wall  \nIn the middle of the tummy there is a bulky muscle called the rectus abdominis (RA) sometimes called the six pack. This muscle is about 10 centimetres wide. On each side of the abdomen there are three muscles. The three muscles on the sides and their relationships to each other are shown in figure 3. These three muscles cross over each other and give the sides of the abdominal wall strength.  \nWhat is the function of the abdominal wall?  \nThis group of muscles have their own blood supply and nerves. Together they create a strong structure which supports the internal organs. They also help in providing abdominal pressure when needed e.g. in breathing out, emptying bowels and bladder.  \nWhat is an abdominal wall hernia?  \nA hernia of the abdominal wall is a bulging of the abdominal contents through an area of weakness in the wall. An abdominal wall hernia can be small and simple or large and complex. Many hernias do not cause symptoms, but some may cause pain. If you have symptoms like pain and you would like your hernia repaired, we can consider this. However you must be fit enough for surgery.  \nWhat are simple abdominal wall hernias?  \nSimple abdominal wall hernias include groin hernia (inguinal and femoral hernia), umbilical hernia, epigastric hernia, Spigelian hernia, and incisional (ventral) hernias.  \nHernia  \nFigure 4: Types of simple abdominal wall hernia  \n• Umbilical hernias: bulging through the umbilicus (belly button)  \n• Epigastric hernias: bulging through the midline  \n• Spigelian hernias: bulging through weakness in the lateral muscle of the abdominal wall, usually below the level of the umbilicus.  \n• Groin hernias include inguinal ","cbCaieeAMPkvqck4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieeAMPkvqck4","pdf",635987,16,"English","# Contents Page\n## What is the abdominal wall?\n## What is the function of the abdominal wall?\n## What is an abdominal wall hernia?\n## What are simple abdominal wall hernias?\n## What is a complex abdominal wall hernia?\n## What causes incisional hernia?\n## Repair of complex incisional hernia\n## Role of component separation techniques in complex abdominal wall hernia surgery\n## Role of pre operative 'Botox' botulinum toxin\n## What is 'Botox'?\n## How is 'Botox' done?\n## What are the benefits of pre operative 'Botox'?\n## Are there any side effects?\n## When will I be able to return to normal activity?","[{\"question\":\"What is an abdominal wall hernia and what symptoms might it cause?\",\"answer\":\"An abdominal wall hernia is a bulging of abdominal contents through an area of weakness in the wall. 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