Analysis of risk factors and their influence on the development of complications in patients with giant incisional hernia

The formation of an incisional hernia remains the most common complication in abdominal surgery. It is known that a number of preoperative risk factors contribute to an increase in the number of complications after surgical treatment. The most significant risk factors affecting the development of complications: age, obesity, diabetes, oncology, smoking. Quantifying individual risk factors and their combination can help surgeons reduce complications in the postoperative period, and thus improve treatment outcomes for patients with giant postoperative ventral hernias.In our work, we evaluated the impact of these risk factors on the development of complications in patients with incisional hernia who underwent separation surgery.