Body Mass Index Effect on Minimally Invasive Ventral Hernia Repair: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis

Keyphrases

• Body Mass Index 100%
• Cochrane Library 16%
• Hematoma 66%
• Hernia Recurrence 66%
• High Body Mass Index 16%
• I(2) 66%
• Index Effect 100%
• Laparoscopic Ventral Hernia Repair 16%
• Library Databases 16%
• Literature Search 16%
• Low Body Mass Index 16%
• Meta-analysis 100%
• Minimally Invasive 100%
• Minimally Invasive Technique 16%
• Obese Patients 100%
• Obesity 16%
• Odds Ratio 50%
• Optimal Management 16%
• Patient-reported Outcomes 16%
• Pooled Analysis 16%
• Postoperative Outcomes 16%
• PubMed 16%
• Recurrence Site 16%
• RevMan 16%
• Risk Factors for Complications 16%
• Robotic Ventral Hernia Repair 16%
• Scopus 16%
• Seroma 66%
• Statistical Analysis 16%
• Surgical Candidate 16%
• Surgical Site Infection Rate 66%
• Systematic Meta-analysis 100%
• Ventral Hernia Repair 100%
• Weight Loss 16%
• Wound Complications 16%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Abdominal Wall Hernia 100%
• Body Mass 100%
• Cochrane Library 14%
• Hematoma 57%
• Hernia 57%
• Hernioplasty 100%
• Infection Rate 57%
• Medline 14%
• Meta Analysis 100%
• Minimally Invasive Procedure 14%
• Odds Ratio 42%
• Patient-Reported Outcome 14%
• Recurrent Disease 57%
• Scopus 14%
• Seroma 57%
• Surgical Infection 57%
• Systematic Review 100%
• Wound Complication 14%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Abdominal Wall Hernia 100%
• Hematoma 66%
• Hernia 66%
• Infection Rate 66%
• Prospective Study 16%
• Recurrent Disease 66%
• Seroma 66%
• Surgical Infection 66%
• Wound Complication 16%