Lithiasic inguinoscrotal herniation of the bladder secondary to prostate enlargement

Ptochos, A.; Iosifidis, N.

doi:10.1258/rsmacta.43.5.543

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“…To our knowledge, only two cases of inguinal hernia containing the urinary bladder complicated by bladder stones have been reported . All three patients, including our patient, reported difficultly in urination with two‐stage urination and lower urinary tract obstruction being noted (prostate enlargement in two and urethral stricture at two sites in one).…”

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Patient with inguinal hernia containing the urinary bladder complicated by bladder stones

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Introduction We encountered a patient in whom bladder inguinal hernia complicated by bladder stones was incidentally diagnosed. Bladder inguinal hernia containing stones in the prolapsed bladder is rare and only two cases have been reported. Case presentation The patient was an 82‐year‐old male in whom ascending colon cancer and inguinal hernia containing the urinary bladder were diagnosed based on abdominal computed tomography performed to examine anemia. The urinary bladder contained several small stones. Radical surgery for the hernia and lithotripsy of the urinary bladder were concomitantly performed with right colectomy. On stone analysis, the stones were found to be uric acid calculi. Conclusion In the three patients with inguinal hernia containing the urinary bladder complicated by stones, including our patient, two‐stage urination, organic lower urinary tract obstruction, and prolapse of the urinary bladder reaching the scrotum were noted in all patients.

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“…Bladder hernia is a relatively rare disorder among adult inguinal hernia patients in Japan, and only two cases complicated by bladder stones in the prolapsed urinary bladder have been reported . We encountered a patient incidentally diagnosed with bladder hernia complicated by bladder stones during examination of anemia.…”

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“…Then, hernioplasty and open cystolithotomy were performed. The second case was reported in 2002 by Ptochos et al [5] . A 67-year-old male patient presented two-stage urination.…”

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