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- Two cases of prenatal diagnosis of inguinal hernia are discussed, highlighting the fetal outcomes.
- Initial considerations included other conditions like sacrococcygeal teratoma and testicular teratoma.
- The final diagnosis was confirmed as scrotal-inguinal hernia through ultrasound, which showed bowel movement in the scrotal mass.
Article Abstract
We present two cases of a prenatal diagnosis of inguinal hernia and the fetal outcome. Initial differential diagnosis included sacrococcygeal teratoma and testicular termatoma, while the final diagnosis was scrotal-inguinal hernia based on sonographic visualization of bowel loop movement in the scrotal mass.
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