Corry Coyne, a patient at the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Edmonton, underwent a life-changing hernia repair surgery. After a pre-cancer surgery on her pancreas, she developed a large hernia, described as basketball-sized, which she thought would never go away.
The surgery was performed as part of a specialized program at the Royal Alex, which has been conducting complex hernia repairs. The hospital's team of surgeons has been recognized for their expertise in this field, offering hope to patients with challenging cases.
According to the hospital, the procedure was successful, and Coyne is now recovering well. She expressed gratitude for the care she received, noting that the surgery has significantly improved her quality of life.
The Royal Alexandra Hospital continues to be a leading center for such procedures, helping patients like Coyne overcome debilitating conditions.