Feasibility and acceptability criteria.

<div><p>Background</p><p>Despite the high frequency of inguinal hernia repair (IHR) surgery, there is little research investigating pre- or post-operative exercise and education in this population. Recommendations regarding perioperative physical activity are inconsistent and...

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Main Author:	Anna Shologan (21410526) (author)
Other Authors:	Omar Farooq (7204418) (author), Geoffrey Bostick (4048990) (author), Luciana Macedo (7551797) (author), Quentin Durand-Moreau (18624609) (author), Meaghan Ray Peters (21410529) (author), Douglas P. Gross (8622036) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Neuroscience Science Policy Mental Health Virology minimal symptom exacerbation functional testing resulted xlink "> despite inguinal hernia repair four participants completed eligible participants completed group experienced exacerbations xlink "> thirty xlink "> participants one participants returned improve recruitment rate prehab ), 1 intervention group exercised xlink "> thirty participants recruitment rate intervention group one participant hernia symptoms 1 dropped either group intervention groups 14 ), take time study due study activities seven percent reported data protocol adjustments perioperative rehabilitation op ), online surveys mean age masked observer largely based high frequency gov identifier clinical opinion 7 %). 6 weeks 49 years
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Feasibility and acceptability criteria.

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