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Journal of Emergency Medicine, 1995
This 8dyear-old male with a history of a right inguinal hernia presented with one day of increasing scrotal girth and vomiting. Examination revealed a 10 by 10 cm scrotal mass that could not be reduced (see Figure 1). Bowel sounds were present in the scrotum. X-rays revealed multiple loops of dilated small bowel and bowel in the scrotum (see Figure 2).
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This 8dyear-old male with a history of a right inguinal hernia presented with one day of increasing scrotal girth and vomiting. Examination revealed a 10 by 10 cm scrotal mass that could not be reduced (see Figure 1). Bowel sounds were present in the scrotum. X-rays revealed multiple loops of dilated small bowel and bowel in the scrotum (see Figure 2).
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 1993
(1) Think "little" when approaching the pediatric hernia. (2) The landmarks, incision, and operative technique are different from the approach in adults. (3) Do not operate unnecessarily. Delay correction of noncommunicating hydroceles in neonates for 3 to 4 months, and do not routinely explore the contralateral side unless there is suspicion of hernia.
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(1) Think "little" when approaching the pediatric hernia. (2) The landmarks, incision, and operative technique are different from the approach in adults. (3) Do not operate unnecessarily. Delay correction of noncommunicating hydroceles in neonates for 3 to 4 months, and do not routinely explore the contralateral side unless there is suspicion of hernia.
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The American Journal of Surgery, 1949
Abstract The treatment of inguinal hernia is discussed with emphasis upon the careful execution of each operative step and avoiding the choice of a method until after the nature and extent of the weakness has been determined. Stress is placed upon the wide resection of the peritoneal sac, firm closure of the transversalis fascia, including the ...
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Abstract The treatment of inguinal hernia is discussed with emphasis upon the careful execution of each operative step and avoiding the choice of a method until after the nature and extent of the weakness has been determined. Stress is placed upon the wide resection of the peritoneal sac, firm closure of the transversalis fascia, including the ...
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 1985
The early recognition and treatment of the inguinal hernia in childhood should result in negligible morbidity and mortality with current anesthetic and recovery room support. The outpatient management of the postoperative patient has contributed to this objective as well as reduced the overall cost.
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The early recognition and treatment of the inguinal hernia in childhood should result in negligible morbidity and mortality with current anesthetic and recovery room support. The outpatient management of the postoperative patient has contributed to this objective as well as reduced the overall cost.
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BMJ, 1946