Hematoma escrotal unilateral

Godoy, I. Ibáñez; Navarro, D. Mora; Rioja, M.aA. Delgado; Martínez, A. Losada; Rey, C. Herrera del

doi:10.1016/s1695-4033(04)78309-5

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“…Ultrasonographic evaluation of both testes and abdomen is necessary for differential diagnosis. [13][14][15] Of the 29 cases of NAH and SH reported in the literature, nine received unnecessary surgical exploration. In all the cases managed surgically, the decision to perform a surgical intervention was based only on the physical examination leading to the suspect of testicular torsion.…”

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Adrenal hemorrhage presenting as a scrotal hematoma in the newborn. A case report

2015

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Neonatal adrenal hemorrhage is uncommon. It is present in 0,2% of newborns. Ten percent of the cases occur bilaterally. It can be associated with birth trauma, large birth weight, or neonatal course complicated by hypoxia and asphyxia, hypotension, or coagulopathy. Scrotal hematoma is an extremely rare manifestation of NAH. Most patients present scrotal swelling with bluish discolouration. Scrotal swelling with/without bluish discoloration in newborns may result from different causes. We report an unusual case of neonatal adrenal hemorrage secondary to perinatal asphyxia, associated with SH. Neonatal adrenal hemorrhage and scrotal hematoma were diagnosed by ultrasonography and treated by conservative treatment, avoiding unnecessary surgical exploration.

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Adrenal hemorrhage presenting as a scrotal hematoma in the newborn. A case report

2015

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“…In neonates, such condition may be secondary to intra-and extraperitoneal abdominal bleedings. In such age range, the finding of non-traumatic hematocele should lead to the investigation of abdominal foci, since there are reports in the literature about hematocele secondary to adrenal hemorrhage (10,11) .…”

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Scrotal collections: pictorial essay correlating sonographic with magnetic resonance imaging findings

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The present study is aimed at describing scrotal collections observed at ultrasonography and magnetic resonance imaging. The authors describe the main features of hydrocele, hematocele and pyocele, as well as the most common causes, clinical manifestations and associated diseases, with a brief review of the embryology and anatomy of the scrotum. Collections are frequently found in the evaluation of the scrotum, which is often performed on an emergency basis, and in most cases can be differentiated by means of imaging studies. With the consolidation of magnetic resonance imaging as the method of choice complementary with ultrasonography, the authors also describe magnetic resonance imaging findings of scrotal collections as well as the situations where such method is indicated.

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