There are two mainapproaches to repairing a hernia: an open repair that requires a large incision, or a minimally invasive laparoscopic technique, which uses a camera to guide instruments through a tiny incision.
Its main objective is to analyze best practices in this area, to identify new approaches and to develop clear guidelines for the development of a guide and training modules that can facilitate the establishment of routes of memory, and thus build the capacity of managers responsible for these routes.
The main contribution of this study is to substantiate that claim with a combination of well-tested economic and neuroscientific approaches, rather than air-filled conjecture.