Abstract
Incidentally detected massive scrotal cystocele.
Highlights
The prenatal diagnosis of LVD or left ventricular aneurysm (LVA) can be made by ultrasound, and these anomalies are frequently accompanied by pericardial effusion, which can cause fetal pulmonary hypoplasia and progressive hydrops[4]
After work-up of the non-Hodgkin lymphoma, a hernia reduction followed by inguinal herniorrhaphy was planned in order to prevent long-term complications of bladder herniation
The condition should be suspected in all patients presenting with inguinal hernias and concomitant renal failure or lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS), especially if a painless unilateral scrotal swelling is detected[4,5]
Summary
The prenatal diagnosis of LVD or LVA can be made by ultrasound, and these anomalies are frequently accompanied by pericardial effusion, which can cause fetal pulmonary hypoplasia and progressive hydrops[4]. 1. Bernasconi A, Delezoide AL, Menez F, et al Prenatal rupture of a left ventricular diverticulum: a case report and review of the literature. 4. El Kady D, Gerscovich EO, Moon-Grady A, et al Congenital cardiac left ventricular aneurysm with pericardial effusion: early prenatal diagnosis and intervention.
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