There are three side muscles–the external oblique, the internal oblique, and the transversus abdominis.  The most common version of the components release hernia repair cuts the external oblique muscle as it inserts onto the vertical rectus abdominis muscles.  The side muscles become more compliant (stretchy) with the external oblique cut, allowing the rectus abdominis muscles…Read More…

Dr. Dumanian is given credit for the development of TMR used to treat this patient in southern Illinois. http://www.sj-r.com/article/20140323/NEWS/140329739/

Dr. Dumanian will give three lectures at the AWR meeting this coming June.  The first will be entitled “The tissue response to synthetic and biologic materials”.  The second is “Local and free flap reconstruction”.  The third is “Perforator Sparing:  Why not the standard”.  On June 13, he will be on a panel entitled “Stump the…Read More…

Dr. Dumanian will present a talk on the use of mesh in abdominal wall reconstruction at the 2014 AAPS meeting in Florida.

http://www.thepsf.org/research/achievement-awards/innovation-challenge/current-recipients.htm

Dr. Dumanian has led an effort to develop a new type of surgical suture for abdominal wall closures.  Called “mesh suture”, the innovative suture design allows the tissues to grow into the suture itself for an improved tissue hold.  Dr. Dumanian’s team will present their findings on experimental rat hernia closures comparing a “mesh suture”…Read More…

Dr. Dumanian has several presentations at the upcoming microsurgery meeting in Jan 2014.  He will present two abstracts focused on the perceptions and goals of upper extremity amputees along with Dr. Sally Jensen, PhD.  He will also participate on a panel of what is new in abdominal wall (hernia) reconstruction.

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/bionic-arm-means-battle-wounded-warrior/story?id=18592011