Four cases of vesicoscrotal herniation are described. The different etiology and forms of presentation (from an incidental finding to one requiring emergency treatment) of this condition are discussed. Surgical treatment is based on its size, location and coexisting pathology (prostatic hyperplasia, calculus, bladder tumor, etc.).

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