Abstract
Penetrating scrotal trauma usually results with injury to immediate structures including testis, urethra, vas deferens and vessels or adjacent nongenital structures. In a limited number of published scrotal trauma cases in literature, associated organ trauma or injury to adjacent structures were usually present. In this case report, a patient with isolated scrotal penetrating injury due to a rebar is presented. To our knowledge, such a trauma with regard to its occurrence and limited damage is the first in the medical literature.
Highlights
Penetrating scrotal trauma usually results with injury to immediate structures including testis, urethra, vas deferens and vessels or adjacent nongenital structures
Schwarz and Blair reported a case of a 15 years old male who had a scrotal trauma caused by a broom handle which entered from left scrotum with an exit point through the abdominal wall along with liver laceration
Scrotal trauma accounts for less than 1% of all trauma-related injuries in children, because of the anatomic location and mobility of the scrotum[1]
Summary
Şanslı Bir Vaka: Bir Adolesanda Skrotumun Nadir Görülen Delici Yaralanması: Travmatik Delici İnşaat Demiri RaazimUnaivzearsnityKMareadibcaullFuatcu, lZtya, fDeerpaTrtümreknytıolmf Paedzi,atKriac aSunrgSeöryn, 0m65e0z0,, BAessleıvOlerz,bAankyaorağ,lTuu,rkYeıyldız Pehlivan, A. Gazi University Medical Faculty, Department of Pediatric Surgery, 06500, Besevler, Ankara, Turkey
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