Abstract
Zhang et al highlighted the importance of three-dimensional computed tomography reconstruction and myopectineal orifice measurement in laparoscopic inguinal hernia repair. Their findings indicated that preoperative three-dimensional computed tomography provides precise anatomical mapping, allowing surgeons to optimize mesh selection and reduce recurrence rates. Recent studies have corroborated these results, demonstrating that a personalized mesh size based on myopectineal orifice dimensions leads to superior patient outcomes. This article discusses the clinical significance of these advancements in hernia surgery, and emphasises their impact on improving precision, reducing complications, and optimizing surgical planning.