Table 1.

Disease Characteristics, Surgical Details and Outcome Parameters

Patient	Parastomal Hernia			Coincident Incisional Hernia (EHS)§	Intraoperative Complications	Postoperative Complications	Additional Port	Length of Hospital Stay (d)	Follow-Up (wk)
	Primary/Recurrence	Moreno-Matias Classification†	EHS Classification‡
A	P	II	Type II	M2/4 W2	No	No	No	7	17
B	P	II	Type I		No	No	No	7	17
C	P	I	Type I		No	No	No	6	13
D	R*	III	Type II	M2/3 W1	Serosal bowel damage	No	One 3-mm port	12	12
E	P	II	Type III		No	No	No	8	12
F	P	I	Type I		No	No	No	7	9
G	R*	III	Type IV	M3 W2	No	Parastomal wound healing defect	One 3-mm port	18	8
H	P	III	Type I		No	No	No	6	5
I	P	II	Type IV	M4/5 W1	No	No	No	6	2

cIH, concomitant incisional hernia; EHS, Endo Hernia Society; P, primary; R, recurrence.

^*Recurrence occurred after keyhole repair.

^†Moreno-Matias classification of parastomal hernias: 0 = normal, I = hernial sac containing stoma loop, II = sac containing omentum, III = sac containing a loop other than stoma.

^‡EHS classification of parastomal hernias: type I = small (≤5 cm) PSH without cIH, type II = small (≤5 cm) PSH with cIH, type III = large PSH without cIH, type IV = large PSH with cIH.

^§EHS classification of median incisional hernias: M1 = subxiphoidal, M2 = epigastric, M3 = umbilical, M4 = infraumbilical, M5 = suprapubical, W = width (W1, <4 cm; W2, 4–10 cm; W3, >10 cm).