Clinical Analysis of Treating 155 Cases of Hydrocele of Tunica Vaginalis in Infant with Mini-incision
Yin Yujun
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Yin Yujun
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Objective:To explore the method of treating hydrocele of tunica vaginalis in infant.Method:The clinical data of 155 cases (from Oct.2003 to Dec.2009) with hydrocele of tunica vaginalis were treated by mini-incision was analyzed retrospectively.Among them,145 male,all were unilateral;10 female cases,9 were unilateral,1 were bilateral.Result:155 cases were cured without complication and 1 case recurrence occurred.Conclusion:Mini-incision in treating the hydrocele of tunica vaginalis has following advantages:low cost,convenience with minimal invasion,low recurrence rate.
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Objective:To explore the method of treating hydrocele of tunica vaginalis in infant.Method:The clinical data of 155 cases (from Oct.2003 to Dec.2009) with hydrocele of tunica vaginalis were treated by mini-incision was analyzed retrospectively.Among them,145 male,all were unilateral;10 female cases,9 were unilateral,1 were bilateral.Result:155 cases were cured without complication and 1 case recurrence occurred.Conclusion:Mini-incision in treating the hydrocele of tunica vaginalis has following advantages:low cost,convenience with minimal invasion,low recurrence rate.
Key concepts: Tunica vaginalis, Hydrocele, Medicine, Surgery, Tunica, Complication, Anatomy