Expert Hernia Care Tailored Specifically for You
Our highly skilled, board-certified surgeons have specific interest in, and great passion for treating patients suffering from all manner of hernia disease.
As our patient, you can expect to receive care that is individualized and tailored to your specific condition. We will listen to your concerns and develop a comprehensive treatment plan that delivers best-in-class hernia care with exceptional outcomes.
What is a Hernia?
A hernia is a defect, or a gap, between the muscle layers of the abdominal wall. Through this defect, tissues which should usually remain in the abdomen are able to protrude through the abdominal wall and frequently present as a lump or a mass on the abdomen or in the groin. They can occur without any specific cause or can happen after surgery on the abdominal wall. Hernias can vary from small to very large and complicated. Symptoms can range from a minor nuisance to life-threatening.
Conditions We Diagnose and Treat
Your surgeon will assess your hernia and, if surgery is advised, recommend the best approach for your specific condition:
- Inguinal hernia.
- Femoral hernia.
- Umbilical hernia.
- Epigastric hernia.
- Ventral hernia.
- Incisional hernia.
- Parastomal hernia.
- Spigelian hernia.
- And more.
Treatments and Services We Offer
- Open hernia surgery.
- Complex/recurrent hernia repair.
- Management of mesh related complications.
- Management of chronic pain after hernia surgery.
Our surgeons will be happy to see you at this convenient location:
ChristianaCare General Surgery at Elkton
Singerly Medical Building
137 W. High Street, Suite 2B
Elkton, MD 21921-8611
For more information, or to make an appointment, call 443-305-5850.
Your Neighbors in Good Health. Meet Our Team.
The General Surgery team at Elkton is made up a group of extremely talented, dedicated and kindhearted surgeons in a wide range of specialties. From minimally invasive to traditional “open” surgeries — our team members have the experience and expertise to help you reach the best possible surgery outcomes.
George Giannoukos, MD
General Surgery
James Jarvis, MD
General Surgery