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Fundamentals of Hernia Radiology was an endeavor that began before the world was brought to the brink of catastrophe due to the COVID-19 pan­demic. The textbook was placed on the backburner as the medical community battled an unforeseen opponent. Quite often, complex, elective hernia repairs were also put on hold in order to deal with more pressing medical needs. One silver lining in the COVID-19 pandemic was the use of social medial and virtual lectures among the surgical community aimed at improving learning. One important aspect of online postings was the need for radiographic evalu­ation of hernia pathology in order to develop a roadmap for operative plan­ning. These online requests for radiographic evaluations of hernia pathology further solidified the need for a radiology-based hernia text written for surgeons.

Abdominal wall reconstruction is a constantly evolving field of surgery. The growing complexity of both hernia pathology and surgical repair war­rants substantial preoperative preparation. Paramount to a successful surgical repair is understanding in great detail the anatomy of the hernia pathology. An awareness of anatomical landmarks and disruption of tissue plains in the setting of a hernia is the first step in a surgeon’s preparation of their surgical intervention. Radiology is a great tool that provides a glimpse of what a sur­geon can expect to find in the operative suite. In many cases, a lack of radio­graphic evaluation would ensure surgical surprises the day of surgery. In some situations, radiographic evaluation of previous hernia repairs provides a more detail glimpse into the patient’s previous surgical interventions that the operative report fails to provide.

This textbook was developed with a clear aim: provide a more standard­ized language and approach to the radiographic evaluation of hernia pathol­ogy. Each chapter aims to provide a thorough understanding of how radiology can assist the surgeon in their operative preparation or evaluation of the post­operative patient for surgical complications. Each chapter is written with one goal in mind: leverage radiographic evaluations and understanding to improve surgical outcomes. We also hope our textbook provides a solid foundation and professional language upon which surgeon can better communicate with radiologists. Our goal is to improve collaboration with radiologists which will ensure improved surgical outcomes of all our hernia patients.