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Abstract
A case of spontaneous rupture of hydrocele testis with tearing of a blood vessel creating
a hematocele in the hydrocele sac concomitantly with paraphymosis and extravasation
of blood into the scrotal wall, penis, lower abdomen and thighs is reported.
The necessity for early exploration and arrest of active bleeding is mentioned.
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References
- Urological Pathology. 1952; 2: 1181
- Traumatic orchitis and hematocele.Practitioner. 1936; 136: 496
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© 1955 Published by Elsevier Inc.
