Not just a simple inguinal hernia. A rare case of an inguino-scrotal ureter!
Joshua Winston1, James Salinas2, Fadi Nuwayhid2
1The Alfred Hospital, 55 Commercial Road, Melbourne, VIC, 3004, Australia.
Abstract:
Inguinal hernias involving the ureter or inguino-scrotal ureters are a rare and infrequently described finding with both clinical and surgical consequence. While the majority are asymptomatic and rarely cause obstructive uropathy our case aptly highlights the risk to a general surgeon prior to an elective hernia repair. A review of the literature outlines a systematic approach of investigation if clinical suspicion of an inguino-scrotal ureter is raised, with careful operative planning and a multidiscipline approach for repair recommended.
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