Large inguinoscrotal bladder hernia: Two case reports

Abstract

Groin hernia may have uncommon con-tent like urinary bladder which have been rarely reported and urinary bladder will her-niate into the inguinal canal or the scrotum. Diagnosis of the bladder hernias are not easy because patients haven’t got a symptom usu-ally. Bladder hernia is often diagnosed during herniorrhaphy or identified after intraopera-tive injury. Large inguinoscrotal hernias are usually seen with voiding symptoms. Intrave-nous pyelogram, voiding cystourethrogram and cystoscopy should use for evaluation of patients with suspected bladder scrotal her-nia. Bladder outlet obstruction and prostate volume should assess. We presented two pa-tients with large inguinoscrotal bladder her-nias.

Keywords: bladder, cystography, hernia

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