Les traumatismes des bourses chez l’enfant

Abbassi, A.; Nour, Mohamed; Oubejja, Houda; Erraji, M.; Zerhouni, H.; Ettayebi, F.

doi:10.1016/j.jpp.2011.05.009

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“…Scrotal trauma refers to all lesions of the testicular parenchyma and/or its components, caused by an external assaulting agent, associated or not with lesions of the scrotum [1]. Its prevalence ranges from 0.23% to 0.4% [2] [3].…”

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Open Scrotal Trauma Complicated by Testicular Evisceration: An Unusual Injury after a Brawl in 2 Cases

Paterson,

Patrick,

Fabrice

et al. 2024

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Background: Scrotal trauma is a rare injury, and can compromise reproductive function. If in closed trauma, a morphological assessment of the lesion is usually necessary before treatment, in open trauma otherwise, namely in the case of testicular evisceration, surgical exploration is the rule. Objective: To present the management of open scrotal trauma. Case Presentation: These were two adults aged 42 and 63, admitted for post-traumatic testicular evisceration. One of the patients presented with signs of infection due to a diagnosis delay. Management consisted on surgical exploration, with scrotal debridement and testicular reintegration. The evolution was favourable. Conclusion: Open scrotal trauma is a rare lesion that can cause testicular evisceration. It requires surgical exploration, which should be systematic.

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