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[[Surgery]] is the main stay of treatment for [[Obturator hernia]]. As symptoms are nonspecific, pre-operative diagnosis is difficult. [[CT scan]] of the [[abdomen]] and [[pelvis]] or [[Laparotomy]]should be performed immediately when the [[diagnosis]] is in doubt. As, high mortality is associated with [[bowel perforation]]. | |||
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Overview
Surgery is the main stay of treatment for Obturator hernia. As symptoms are nonspecific, pre-operative diagnosis is difficult. CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis or Laparotomyshould be performed immediately when the diagnosis is in doubt. As, high mortality is associated with bowel perforation.