An Unusual Case of Inguinal Hernia: Herniation of an Enlarging Bladder by Enterocystoplasty
Oussama Lafkih, Zineb Abbad El Andaloussi, Hind Arbouni, Abdellatif Siwane, Houria Tabakh, Najwa Touil, Omar Kacimi, Nabil Chikhaoui
Asian Journal of Case Reports in Surgery · pp. 409–413 · Published 12 Jun 2021
Abstract
Bladder hernia is relatively rare (1 -4%), the diagnosis is often intra-operative. However, the Retrograde Cystography, the Excretory Urography, and the CT scan have proved their efficiency in diagnosis. We report the case of a 70-year-old patient with urogenital tuberculosis who had undergone bladder enlargement with enterocystoplasty. Currently the patient has a swelling in the folds of the groin, associated with disorders of the lower urinary tract. The CT scan confirmed the presence of a bilateral inguinal hernia, with bladder content in the left one.
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