Presentation
Right pelvic pain, workup for ureteral-bladder stones.
Patient Data
Age: 50 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Urinary bladder herniation into inguinal canal
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Direct right inguinal hernia containing part of the anterolateral wall of the bladder, as well as associated mesenteric fat. No bowel loops.
No stones are seen in ureters or inside of the bladder.
Case Discussion
Right direct inguinal hernia. The bladder is elongated and travels through the inguinal hernia with urine trapped inside and at the inguinal region.
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