Hughes Abdominal Repair Trial (HART) – Abdominal wall closure techniques to reduce the incidence of incisional hernias: study protocol for a randomised controlled trial
Jared Torkington(University Hospital of Wales), Nadim Bashir, Abozed Ben-Sassi(Glan Clwyd Hospital), Rwth Ellis‐Owen, Simon Phillips(University Hospital of Wales), James Horwood(University Hospital of Wales), Dean Harris(Swansea Bay University Health Board), J. Hilton, Pawan Kumar Dhruva Rao(University Hospital of Wales), Zoe G. Davies(University of Leeds), Rhiannon Harries(Morriston Hospital), Matthew L. Davies(Swansea University), Alan Watkins(Singleton Hospital), Natasha Frewer(Cardiff University), Buddug Rees(University Hospital of Wales), Michael Davies(University of Aberdeen), D. Hanratty(University Hospital of Wales), C.G. Morris(University Hospital of Wales), Saiful Islam(University Hospital of Wales), David C. Bosanquet(Cardiff and Vale University Health Board), Rachel Hargest(University Hospital of Wales), Julie Cornish(Cardiff and Vale University Health Board), Siân Jones(Swansea University), R. Rajagopal, I. R. Russell(University Hospital of Wales), James Ansell(University Hospital of Wales), Craig Parry(University Hospital of Wales)
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