2017
DOI: 10.7197/cmj.v39i1.5000198898
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Ovarian torsion within an incarcereted inguinal hernia; Ultrasound and color Doppler findings

Abstract: SUMMARYInguinal hernias can be seen in childhood approximately with a range between 0.8 and 4.4 %. In female patients, in 15% to 20% of cases there is an ovary with or without Fallopian tube in the inguinal hernia. In this paper, a case of 6 months old female patient presented with ovary containing inguinal hernia and ovarian torsion is presented. In cases of incarcerated ovary containing inguinal hernia prompt diagnosis and surgical reduction are very important to prevent ovarian torsion and ischemia. Ultraso… Show more

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“…This arrangement may simulate the 'bellclapper' deformity, which is well known in spontaneous testicular torsion situations [15]. At the beginning, torsions can affect venous drainage, in turn leading to a decrease in arterial supply and end with ischemia and gangrene [16]. however, many pediatric surgeons stand against the view of the role of elective surgery for incarcerated herniated ovary based on its condition whether strangulated or reducible, but the fact imposes an urgent surgical intervention in case of ovarian prolapse in hernia sac due to the relatively narrow pedicle and extensively liable for incarceration and gangrene is to avoid losing a reproductive organ like the ovary or the fallopian tube [12].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…This arrangement may simulate the 'bellclapper' deformity, which is well known in spontaneous testicular torsion situations [15]. At the beginning, torsions can affect venous drainage, in turn leading to a decrease in arterial supply and end with ischemia and gangrene [16]. however, many pediatric surgeons stand against the view of the role of elective surgery for incarcerated herniated ovary based on its condition whether strangulated or reducible, but the fact imposes an urgent surgical intervention in case of ovarian prolapse in hernia sac due to the relatively narrow pedicle and extensively liable for incarceration and gangrene is to avoid losing a reproductive organ like the ovary or the fallopian tube [12].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…This arrangement may mimics the "bellclapper" deformity well-described in the event of spontaneous testicular torsion 10 . Torsion well press on the venous side initially than arterial supply diminished and eventually ischemia and gangrene developed 11 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%