| Abstract: | Presentation of one case of scrotal vesical hernia in a 66-year old patient who presented with scrotal mass, micturition difficulty and two-phase micturition that improved when pressure was exerted on the scrotum. Diagnosis was established by physical examination and CUMS. The patient underwent surgery during which a direct inguinal hernia due to paraperitoneal vesical sliding was found. Right herniorrhaphy was performed with Shouldice's technique. Postoperative radiological monitoring showed normal vesical morphology. The pathogeny, classification and treatment, as well as the differential diagnosis uncommonly reported by the authors consulted, are commented. |
