General SurgeryProcedural videos2nd edition
Master Techniques in Surgery: Hernia, 2nd Edition videos — the procedural footage behind the Jones and Matthews atlas
Master Techniques in Surgery: Hernia, 2nd Edition (Videos only) is the video component of the hernia volume edited by Daniel B. Jones and Brent D. Matthews, part of the Master Techniques series that grew out of Fischer’s Mastery of Surgery. The printed atlas supports selected procedures with operative clips; this product supplies those clips on their own, for surgeons who want to watch open, laparoscopic and robotic approaches rather than read about them.
- 2ndedition
- 3approaches: open, laparoscopic, robotic
- Videoonly, no book text
What you’ll be able to do
- Review the steps of inguinal hernia repair by open and minimally invasive routes
- See how robotic inguinal and ventral repairs are set up and performed
- Understand abdominal wall reconstruction with anterior components separation and transversus abdominis release
- Recognise approaches to less common defects such as sports, spigelian and diaphragmatic hernia
What the edition covers
Master Techniques in Surgery: Hernia groin repairs
The second edition expands coverage of groin pain workup, inguinal anatomy and robotic inguinal repair, and its clips illustrate the repairs a general surgeon performs most often.
Ventral and incisional hernia
The edition adds content on robotic incisional and ventral repair, components separation, TAR, prophylactic mesh and suture-to-wound-length closure for prevention.
Special situations
Athletic pubalgia and core muscle injury, spigelian and diaphragmatic defects and hernia in infants round out the scope of the parent book.
Built for
- General surgery residentsWatch a repair before scrubbing in on it.
- Practising general surgeonsCompare your technique with expert contributors.
- Surgeons adopting roboticsVisual reference for robotic hernia workflows.
Before you buy
Does this include the Master Techniques hernia book?
No. It contains the procedural videos only; the illustrated chapters with indications, planning, complications and results are not included.
How many videos are there and how long do they run?
The number of clips, their running time and the download size are not stated. The book describes its footage as select procedural videos, so do not expect a video for every chapter.
Do I get CME credit or a certificate?
No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.
Specifications
| Format | Videos only, no book text |
|---|---|
| Editors | Daniel B. Jones · Brent D. Matthews |
| Edition | 2nd |
| Series | Master Techniques in Surgery |
| Department | General Surgery |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |


