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Acquired giant urethral diverticulum and recurrent urolithiasis in a male paraplegic patient: a case report and review of literature


Keçiören Eğitim ve Araştırma Hastanesi, Üroloji Kliniği, Ankara, Türkiye


DOI :
2016; 11 (2): 54-57

Abstract

Acute scrotum is defined as acute painful swelling of the scrotum and its contents accom-panied by local signs and general symptoms inc-luding spermatic cord torsion, torsion of apendi-cular appendage, epididymo-orchitis and trauma. In this case, we report a 17 years old boy with Duchenne muscular dystrofia (DMD) attended the emergency service with scrotal pain. Extre-mely rarely, the patient have testicular torsion with 7 times rotated testis contrary to expectati-ons.  Although the data is inadequate, muscular dystrofia may cause torsion because of effecting muscle tissue that takes apart of torsion etiology.

 Key Words: Testicular Torsion, Duchenne muscular dystrofia , Acute scrotum


Abstract

Acute scrotum is defined as acute painful swelling of the scrotum and its contents accom-panied by local signs and general symptoms inc-luding spermatic cord torsion, torsion of apendi-cular appendage, epididymo-orchitis and trauma. In this case, we report a 17 years old boy with Duchenne muscular dystrofia (DMD) attended the emergency service with scrotal pain. Extre-mely rarely, the patient have testicular torsion with 7 times rotated testis contrary to expectati-ons.  Although the data is inadequate, muscular dystrofia may cause torsion because of effecting muscle tissue that takes apart of torsion etiology.

 Key Words: Testicular Torsion, Duchenne muscular dystrofia , Acute scrotum