A protrusion of an internal abdominal organ through a hole in an anatomical structure such as a muscle or a membrane. For instance, in paraduodenal hernia the SMALL INTESTINE herniates through an opening in the MESENTERIES. It includes intra-abdominal and diaphragmatic hernias. In abdominal hernia a protrusion occurs through a weak spot in the muscle of the ABDOMINAL WALL.
Intraabdominellt bråck
Hernia, Internal — Internal Hernias — Intra Abdominal Hernia — Abdominal Hernia, Intra — Hernia, Intra Abdominal — Intra Abdominal Hernias — Intra-abdominal Hernia — Intra-abdominal Hernias — Foramen of Winslow Hernia — Hernia Foramen, Winslow — Winslow Hernia Foramen — Lesser Sac Hernia — Hernia, Lesser Sac — Lesser Sac Hernias — Paracecal Herniation — Herniation, Paracecal — Paracecal Herniations — Pericecal Hernia — Hernia, Pericecal — Pericecal Hernias — Pericaecal Herniation — Herniation, Pericaecal — Pericaecal Herniations — Pericaecal Internal Herniation — Internal Herniation, Pericaecal — Pericaecal Internal Herniations — Paracaecal Hernia — Hernia, Paracaecal — Paracaecal Hernias — Pericaecal Hernia — Hernia, Pericaecal — Pericaecal Hernias — Intersigmoid Hernia — Hernia, Intersigmoid — Intersigmoid Hernias — Sigmoid Mesocolon Hernia — Hernia, Sigmoid Mesocolon — Sigmoid Mesocolon Hernias — Retrocecal Hernia — Hernia, Retrocecal — Retrocecal Hernias — Transmesenteric Hernia — Hernia, Transmesenteric — Transmesenteric Hernias — Intramesenteric Hernia — Hernia, Intramesenteric — Intramesenteric Hernias — Transomental Hernia — Hernia, Transomental — Transomental Hernias — Supravesical Hernia — Hernia, Supravesical — Supravesical Hernias — Broad Ligament Hernia — Broad Ligament Hernias — Hernia, Broad Ligament — Ligament Hernia, Broad — Ligament Hernias, Broad — Pelvic Internal Hernia — Hernia, Pelvic Internal — Internal Hernia, Pelvic — Pelvic Internal Hernias — Transmesosigmoid Hernia — Hernia, Transmesosigmoid — Transmesosigmoid Hernias