Encysted Hydrocele of Canal of Nück
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Mar 1, 2016
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[1]M. Babakir-Mina, F. Ahmed Mohialdeen, and M. I. Mohialdeen Gubari, “Encysted Hydrocele of Canal of Nück”, Kurdistan Journal of Applied Research, vol. 1, no. 1, pp. 84-86, Mar. 2016.
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The canal of Nuck is analogous to a patent processus vaginalis in a male, which normally loses its communication to the peritoneal cavity within the first year of life. Failure of obliteration of this tract can result in a hydrocele. We present a case of 38 years old lady referred to our surgical unit from Gynecologist as left obstructed femoral hernia. A fluid filled sac (Encysted Hydrocele of Canal of Nück) with small indirect inguinal hernia.
Keywords
Inguinal hernia, Hydrocele, herniorrhaphy, and Canal of Nück
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Counseller VS, Black BM (1941). Hydrocele of the Canal of Nuck: Report of Seventeen Cases. Ann Surg. (113) 625–30.
Jedrzejewski G, Stankiewicz A, Wieczorek AP (2008).
Uterus and ovary hernia of the canal of
Nuck. Pediatr Radiol. (38) 1257–8.
Pandit SK, Rattan KN, Budhiraja S, Solanki RS. (2000). Cystic lymphangioma with special reference to rare sites. Indian J Pediatr. (67) 339–
41.
Poenaru D, Jacobs DA, Kamal I (1999). Unusual findings in the inguinal canal: A report of four cases. Pediatr Surg Int. (15) 515–6.
Stickel WH and Manner M (2004). Female Hydrocele (Cyst of the Canal of Nuck) Sonographic appearance of a Rare and Little-Known Disorder. MDJ Ultrasound Med (23) 429–32.
Sternberg SS (1999). Diagnostic surgical pathology,
3rd edn. Philadelphia: Lippincott, Williams and
Wilkins.
Article Sidebar
Published
Mar 1, 2016
Section
Pure and Applied Science
How to Cite
[1]
M. Babakir-Mina, F. Ahmed Mohialdeen, and M. I. Mohialdeen Gubari, “Encysted Hydrocele of Canal of Nück”, Kurdistan Journal of Applied Research, vol. 1, no. 1, pp. 84-86, Mar. 2016.
Main Article Content
Abstract
The canal of Nuck is analogous to a patent processus vaginalis in a male, which normally loses its communication to the peritoneal cavity within the first year of life. Failure of obliteration of this tract can result in a hydrocele. We present a case of 38 years old lady referred to our surgical unit from Gynecologist as left obstructed femoral hernia. A fluid filled sac (Encysted Hydrocele of Canal of Nück) with small indirect inguinal hernia.
Keywords
Inguinal hernia, Hydrocele, herniorrhaphy, and Canal of NückDownloads
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Article Details
References
Counseller VS, Black BM (1941). Hydrocele of the Canal of Nuck: Report of Seventeen Cases. Ann Surg. (113) 625–30.
Jedrzejewski G, Stankiewicz A, Wieczorek AP (2008).
Uterus and ovary hernia of the canal of
Nuck. Pediatr Radiol. (38) 1257–8.
Pandit SK, Rattan KN, Budhiraja S, Solanki RS. (2000). Cystic lymphangioma with special reference to rare sites. Indian J Pediatr. (67) 339–
41.
Poenaru D, Jacobs DA, Kamal I (1999). Unusual findings in the inguinal canal: A report of four cases. Pediatr Surg Int. (15) 515–6.
Stickel WH and Manner M (2004). Female Hydrocele (Cyst of the Canal of Nuck) Sonographic appearance of a Rare and Little-Known Disorder. MDJ Ultrasound Med (23) 429–32.
Sternberg SS (1999). Diagnostic surgical pathology,
3rd edn. Philadelphia: Lippincott, Williams and
Wilkins.
Jedrzejewski G, Stankiewicz A, Wieczorek AP (2008).
Uterus and ovary hernia of the canal of
Nuck. Pediatr Radiol. (38) 1257–8.
Pandit SK, Rattan KN, Budhiraja S, Solanki RS. (2000). Cystic lymphangioma with special reference to rare sites. Indian J Pediatr. (67) 339–
41.
Poenaru D, Jacobs DA, Kamal I (1999). Unusual findings in the inguinal canal: A report of four cases. Pediatr Surg Int. (15) 515–6.
Stickel WH and Manner M (2004). Female Hydrocele (Cyst of the Canal of Nuck) Sonographic appearance of a Rare and Little-Known Disorder. MDJ Ultrasound Med (23) 429–32.
Sternberg SS (1999). Diagnostic surgical pathology,
3rd edn. Philadelphia: Lippincott, Williams and
Wilkins.