| Eponyms in category: Hernia |
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main and alternative
entries found.
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| Amyand's hernia |
| An inguinal hernia with an appendix involved. |
| Béclard's hernia |
| Femoral hernia through the opening of the saphenous vein. |
| Bergmann's diaphragmatic hernia syndrome (Bergmann's syndrome) |
| Obsolete synonym for a cardio-oesophageal complex of symptoms in hiatus hernias in the diaphragm. |
| Bergmann's syndrome |
| Obsolete synonym for a cardio-oesophageal complex of symptoms in hiatus hernias in the diaphragm. |
| Bloodgood's operation |
| Operation for inguinal hernia. |
| Cloquet's hernia |
| Hernia of the femoral canal |
| Cooper's hernia |
| Retroperitoneal hernia. |
| Gruber's hernia |
| Internal mesogastric hernia. |
| Hernia de la ligne semilunaire de Spiegel (French) (Spiegel's hernia) |
| An uncommon abdominal wall hernia through the semilunar line, above the epigastric artery. |
| Hey's hernia (Cooper's hernia) |
| Retroperitoneal hernia. |
| Howship's syndrome |
| Pain or paraesthesia in the obturator hernia on the inner aspect of the thigh down to and often most severe at the knee due to compression of n. obturatorius; |
| Howship-Romberg symptom (Howship's syndrome) |
| Pain or paraesthesia in the obturator hernia on the inner aspect of the thigh down to and often most severe at the knee due to compression of n. obturatorius; |
| Howship-von Romberg pain (Howship's syndrome) |
| Pain or paraesthesia in the obturator hernia on the inner aspect of the thigh down to and often most severe at the knee due to compression of n. obturatorius; |
| Howship-von Romberg sign (Howship's syndrome) |
| Pain or paraesthesia in the obturator hernia on the inner aspect of the thigh down to and often most severe at the knee due to compression of n. obturatorius; |
| Howship-von Romberg syndrome (Howship's syndrome) |
| Pain or paraesthesia in the obturator hernia on the inner aspect of the thigh down to and often most severe at the knee due to compression of n. obturatorius; |
| Kocher's method II |
| Invagination method for radical operation for hernia inguinalis. |
| Larrey's hernia (Morgagni's hernia) |
| A congenital parasternal or retrosternal diaphragmatic hernia.
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| Littre's hernia |
| Hernial protrusion of an intestinal diverticulum. |
| Littre's syndrome (Littre's hernia) |
| Hernial protrusion of an intestinal diverticulum. |
| Morgagni's hernia |
| A congenital parasternal or retrosternal diaphragmatic hernia.
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| Morgagni-Larrey hernia (Morgagni's hernia) |
| A congenital parasternal or retrosternal diaphragmatic hernia.
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| Richter's hernia |
| Strangulated hernia (enterocele) in which only a part of the calibre of the gut is involved. |
| Richter-Littre hernia (Littre's hernia) |
| Hernial protrusion of an intestinal diverticulum. |
| Richter-Littre hernia (Richter's hernia) |
| Strangulated hernia (enterocele) in which only a part of the calibre of the gut is involved. |
| Spiegel's hernia |
| An uncommon abdominal wall hernia through the semilunar line, above the epigastric artery. |
| Spiegelian hernia (Spiegel's hernia) |
| An uncommon abdominal wall hernia through the semilunar line, above the epigastric artery. |
| von Bergmann's syndrome (Bergmann's syndrome) |
| Obsolete synonym for a cardio-oesophageal complex of symptoms in hiatus hernias in the diaphragm. |
| von Romberg-Howship syndrome (Howship's syndrome) |
| Pain or paraesthesia in the obturator hernia on the inner aspect of the thigh down to and often most severe at the knee due to compression of n. obturatorius; |
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