["Supreme" dressing in the prevention of hematoma and edema in scrotal surgery]

An efficient compression can reduce the complications of an inadequate hemostasis following scrotal surgery. The main difference between the "sumo" and previously described compressive methods lies in the use of both pelvic brims as main loading points for the dressing. Similar features are provided by standard scrotal supports but the compression they are able to achieve is minimal compared to that of "sumo" dressing.