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The operation will be performed using 3 trocars, with 10 mm trocar above the umbilicus and 5 mm and 12 mm trocars at the level of the umbilicus in the left and right midclavicular lines. Pneumoperitoneum will be established and a 30° optic will be used. After accessing the inguinal region, dissection of the parietal peritoneum will be performed in the direction from the anterior superior iliac spine up to the medial umbilical ligament. During dissection, gonadal vessels, vas deferens, Cooper's ligament and the posterior fascia of the rectus abdominis muscle will be visualized and prepared. Then, the prepared implant sized 15×15 cm will be introduced, spread out in the abdominal cavity and placed in the groin in order to cover the hernia opening by 2-3 cm in all directions. Fixation will be based on a mechanical effect involving applying tissue glue for mesh fixation. Reconstruction of the parietal peritoneum will be followed, with continuous absorbable sutures.

The operation will be performed using 3 trocars, with 10 mm trocar above the umbilicus and 5 mm and 12 mm trocars at the level of the umbilicus in the left and right midclavicular lines. Pneumoperitoneum will be established and a 30° optic will be used. After accessing the inguinal region, dissection of the parietal peritoneum will be performed in the direction from the anterior superior iliac spine up to the medial umbilical ligament. During dissection, gonadal vessels, vas deferens, Cooper's ligament and the posterior fascia of the rectus abdominis muscle will be visualized and prepared. Then, the prepared implant sized 15×15 cm will be introduced, spread out in the abdominal cavity and placed in the groin in order to cover the hernia opening by 2-3 cm in all directions. Fixation will be based on a mechanical effect involving the adherence of grips to tissue using self-fixating mesh. Reconstruction of the parietal peritoneum will be followed, with continuous absorbable sutures.