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- Incisional hernias typically involve intra-abdominal organs, while extra peritoneal structures like the bladder are rare as contents.
- The case report discusses a young male patient with an incisional hernia that contained a large bladder diverticulum extending to the base of the scrotum.
- The patient was diagnosed through imaging and successfully underwent surgery involving the removal of the diverticulum and repair of the hernia, representing a unique medical case with no prior similar reports in the literature.
Article Abstract
Incisional hernia usually contains intra peritoneal organs as its content. Extra peritoneal structures like bladder as a content of incisional hernia are relatively uncommon. We managed a young male with an incisional hernia containing a large bladder diverticulum as its content. The bladder diverticulum was going up to the base of scrotum along the posterolateral surface of penile corpora. The patient was diagnosed pre operatively with radiological investigations and underwent exploration with release of diverticulum from corpora and pubic arch followed by diverticulectomy and herniorraphy. To the best of our knowledge and available literature search, there isn't any similar reported case.
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