This comprehensive laparoscopic surgery video presents a TAPP inguinal hernia repair performed using the ipsilateral port technique by Prof. Dr. R.K. Mishra at World Laparoscopy Hospital. The video highlights the practical application of advanced laparoscopic principles in inguinal hernia surgery, with emphasis on port placement, surgical ergonomics, anatomical orientation, preperitoneal dissection, hernia sac management, mesh placement, and peritoneal closure.

Transabdominal Preperitoneal (TAPP) repair is an established minimally invasive approach for inguinal hernia repair. Successful execution requires accurate identification of the inguinal anatomy and meticulous development of the preperitoneal plane. Adequate exposure of the myopectineal orifice allows the surgeon to evaluate and cover the relevant hernia defects with an appropriately positioned mesh.

In this educational demonstration, Dr. R.K. Mishra focuses on the ipsilateral port approach, showing how instrument positioning and port configuration can influence surgical access, triangulation, and operative ergonomics. The video also emphasizes the importance of maintaining a clear operative field and recognizing critical anatomical structures during dissection.

For surgeons learning or refining advanced laparoscopic hernia techniques, this video offers valuable insight into the sequence and technical considerations of TAPP repair. It can serve as an educational resource for understanding laparoscopic inguinal hernia anatomy, preperitoneal dissection, mesh positioning, and peritoneal reconstruction.

The surgical demonstration reflects the training philosophy of World Laparoscopy Hospital, where emphasis is placed on standardized operative techniques, anatomical understanding, safe tissue handling, and development of advanced minimally invasive surgical skills under expert guidance.