The 9th Swiss Hernia Days is a specialized surgical congress dedicated to the latest advances in hernia repair, abdominal wall reconstruction, and minimally invasive surgery. Bringing together leading surgeons, researchers, and healthcare professionals, the event provides an in-depth platform for sharing clinical expertise, surgical innovations, and evidence-based approaches in hernia treatment and patient care.

As techniques and technologies in abdominal wall surgery continue to evolve, Swiss Hernia Days highlights best practices in laparoscopic, robotic, and open hernia repair, along with strategies to improve outcomes and reduce complications.

Key Topics

  • Inguinal, Umbilical, and Ventral Hernia Repair
  • Complex Abdominal Wall Reconstruction
  • Minimally Invasive and Robotic Hernia Surgery
  • Mesh Technology and Biomaterials
  • Prehabilitation, Postoperative Care, and Recovery
  • Management of Complications and Recurrence
  • Guidelines and Quality Standards in Hernia Surgery

Who Should Attend

The Swiss Hernia Days are designed for medical professionals specializing in general and abdominal surgery, including:

  • General and visceral surgeons
  • Hernia specialists and abdominal wall surgeons
  • Surgical trainees and residents
  • Operating room nurses and surgical teams
  • Researchers in surgical innovation and biomaterials

What Participants Will Gain

Attendees will benefit from:

  • Updates on state-of-the-art hernia repair techniques
  • Insights into clinical guidelines and quality improvement
  • Case discussions on complex and recurrent hernias
  • Opportunities to exchange knowledge with national and international experts

Why This Event Matters

The 9th Swiss Hernia Days plays a vital role in advancing surgical standards and patient outcomes in hernia care. By combining scientific evidence, technical expertise, and interdisciplinary dialogue, the event supports continuous improvement in abdominal wall and hernia surgery.

22 October 2026 — 23 October 2026
2:40 pm

Novartis Campus Basel

Link to the conference