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The presence of inguinal hernia may be associated with extrinsic defects upon the bladder and ureter in the absence of actual herniation of the urinary structures. The findings are characteristic unless associated with irregularity of the bladder wall or elevation of the bladder floor by prostatic enlargement. In some cases, the possibility of intrinsic bladder pathology is raised, requiring retrograde study for clarification. Ureteral displacements may be either ipsilateral or contralateral, depending upon the segment of bowel involved and the side of the hernia. The bladder findings are best demonstrated when the patient is prone or upright.
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PMID:Effects of inguinal hernias upon the bladder and ureters. 111 18

An elderly man had pyelonephritis and sepsis owing to ureteral obstruction. Retrograde pyelography showed entrapment of the right ureter in an inguinal hernia. This condition, which may be congenital or acquired, should be considered before herniorrhapy is performed and as a possible cause of ureteral obstruction.
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PMID:Ureteral obstruction and pyelonephritis caused by an inguinal hernia: report of a case. 125 99

To our knowledge only 18 cases of ureteral herniation into the groin have been reported in the literature. We encountered a patient with crossed renal ectopia and ureteral incarceration into a right indirect inguinal hernia. Based on analysis of the presentation and management of our patient combined with a review of the literature we conclude that patients with urinary symptoms and a groin hernia should undergo preoperative urological evaluation, all hernias containing a ureter should be repaired and ureteral resection rarely is necessary during the hernia repair.
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PMID:Scrotal incarceration of the ureter with crossed renal ectopia: case report and literature review. 266 25

The courses of the iliohypogastric and ilioinguinal nerves were studied in 44 adult human cadavers, in order to clarify their relations to incisions in the abdominal wall in appendectomy, inguinal hernial repair, caesarean section and lumbar nephrectomy. If either of these nerves is trapped during suturing of the abdominal layers, especially after inguinal hernia repair and appendectomy typical nerve irritation in the inguinal region is observed. To avoid cutting the anterior branches of the iliohypogastric and ilioinguinal nerves in appendectomy, incisions should be placed at a distance of not less than 3 cm from the anterior superior iliac spine. In inguinal hernial repair, after the external oblique aponeurosis has been opened, the ilioinguinal nerve should be displaced from the spermatic cord cranially. In performing a lower paramedian incision (Lennander) and Pfannenstiel's suprapubic incision, the iliohypogastric nerve will be spared if the incision passes at least 5 cm cranial to the inguinal ligament. During oblique lumbar incision for nephrectomy (Bergmann-Israel) the iliohypogastric nerve can easily be found in the middle third of the lateral margin of the quadratus lumborum muscle. The nerve should be displaced carefully downwards. Positional changes of the kidney or ureter, perinephric inflammation, etc. are often referred to the skin areas (Head, Mackenzie) of the iliohypogastric and ilioinguinal nerves.
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PMID:The iliohypogastric and ilioinguinal nerves. Distribution in the abdominal wall, danger areas in surgical incisions in the inguinal and pubic regions and reflected visceral pain in their dermatomes. 296 27

The incidence and type of congenital anomalies associated with childhood testicular germ cell tumors were studied retrospectively in 25 patients (20 cases of yolk sac tumor and 5 cases of teratoma). Congenital anomalies were observed in 3 patients with yolk sac tumors and in 1 patient who had a mature teratoma. The abnormalities observed included individual cases of retrocaval ureter, diverticulum of the bladder, Down's syndrome and an ipsilateral inguinal hernia. Children with a testicular tumor should be examined closely for congenital abnormalities.
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PMID:Congenital anomalies in children with testicular germ cell tumor. 644 7

Large sliding inguinal hernias may contain a variety of either intraperitoneal or retroperitoneal anatomical structures. A ureter within a sliding inguinal hernia has been reported rarely. The author presents such a case to alert the unwary surgeon of this possibility and to indicate a successful method of treatment. Pyelography is indicated as a routine preoperative diagnostic procedure in morbidly obese patients with large irreducible inguinal hernias, particularly if the patient complains of frequency or other urinary symptoms. The ureter should be carefully dissected with its blood supply from the sliding tissues and laid back in the retroperitoneal space with resection or reimplantation. The hernia may then be repaired by standard methods. The patient described in the report is well and free of symptoms 10 years after the operation.
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PMID:Ureter within a sliding inguinal hernia. 685 Apr 42

The authors describe an uncommon case of inguinal hernia with bladder and ureter content. Bladder herniation preoperative diagnosis has been achieved by means of clinical history, objective and instrumental examination (cystography). As usually happens, ureteral herniation was a chance finding; this could involve a trick in surgery setting up and doubts in the treatment methods.
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PMID:[Inguinal hernia containing bladder and ureter. A clinical case]. 820 73

The involvement of the organs of the urinary tract in an inguinal hernia represent a constant trap for the surgeon because the diagnosis of that pathology is very rare. The authors report two cases: 1) male, carrier of a voluminous bilateral inguinal hernia, that on the right, contains a diverticulum of the bladder. 2) male, with a bilateral inguinoscrotal hernia. Bilaterally the hernia contains the ureter. The hernias of the bladder properly called are very rare but the involvement of a small portion of the organ, often a diverticulum, in an inguinal hernia is more frequent and always associated with hypertrophy of the prostate. The relative symptoms to this interest seem to supply obvious indications but very rarely are interpreted in the right way. The hernias of ureter are rare too, some acquired, some, about a quarter, congenital. The case-history don't supply useful news for the diagnosis. In the most of the cases of involvement of the urinary tract organs in an inguinal hernia, we arrived at operative-room without knowing the hernia content. The structures of urinary tract usually are recognised by particular maneuvers but is not infrequent that, moreover unforeseen, they are accidentally damaged.
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PMID:[The involvement of the urinary tract in inguinal hernias]. 1021 53

We describe one case of intra-scrotal hernia of the right ureter. The anomaly was recognized on a pre-operatory urogram. It was an extra-peritoneal ureteral hernia. There are two types of ureteral hernia: the para-peritoneal hernia with a peritoneal sac; the extra-peritoneal type with only a fatty hernia. The mecanism of the latter illustrated by our case is a prolapse of the retro-peritoneal fat. It is not possible to practice an urogram before the cure of every inguinal hernia, so the prevention in this rare situation of the damage of ureter is to be cautious in the resection of huge lipomas and sliding fat when operating on inguinal hernias.
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PMID:[Intrascrotal herniation of the ureter]. 1193 38

The presence of ureter within an inguinal hernia is an uncommon occurrence. We report on the presentation of a patient with ureteral colic and subsequent discovery of a herniated ueter in the inguinal canal. Surgeons must be aware of this condition in order to carefully preserve ureteral integrity and avoid complications during hernia repair.
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PMID:Presentation of ureteral colic in a patient with a ureteroinguinal hernia. 1273 25


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