Presentation
Features of a right inguinal hernia present since birth, but more pronounced recently. Right groin mass extending to the labia.
Patient Data
Age: 4 weeks
Gender: Female
From the case:
Uterus in neonatal inguinal hernia
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Moderate right inguinal hernia. The hernia contains both ovaries and the uterus is seen across the neck of the hernia.
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Following manual closed reduction, the hernial sac is empty.
Case Discussion
Neonatal hernias are not uncommon. Finding bowel or ovaries within the hernia is expected. Finding a uterus is not!
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