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Download MBBS Final Year Surgery Case Presentation Hydrocele Clinical Examination Discussion and Treatment

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PGI Chandigarh Last 10 Years 2011-2021 Solved Question Papers (PGIMER Previous Papers)


? 50 yrs old male patient Shankar coming from Thousand lights, daily worker occupation, belonging to socio-economic status 4 presented with chief complaints of SWELLING IN THE RIGHT SIDE OF SCROTUM FOR 6 MONTHS

HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS

Patient was apparently normal 6 months back after which he noticed a swelling in the right side of scrotal for the past 6 months which was insidious in onset initially small in size & gradually increased in size to attain the current size and the swelling is confined to the scrotal region.

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  • -No aggravating or relieving factors
  • -No h/o sudden increase in size
  • -No h/o pain
  • -No h/o trauma
  • -No h/o fever, chills & rigor
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  • -No h/o loss of appetite & weight
  • -No h/o any other swelling

PAST HISTORY :

  • -No h/o TB, asthma, DM, hypertension, epilepsy, jaundice, STD
  • -No h/o previous surgeries
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PERSONAL HISTORY:

  • -normal bowel & bladder habits
  • -consumes mixed diet
  • -non smoker & non alcoholic

FAMILY HISTORY : not relevant

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GENERAL EXAMINATION

conscious, oriented, well built & nourished No pallor, icterus, cyanosis, clubbing, pedal edema, generalised lymphadenopathy

VITALS:

Pulse-72/min

RR-16/min

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BP-130/80mmhg

Temp-afebrile

LOCAL EXAMINATION

? Consent, exposed, posture

INSPECTION

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SINGLE swelling of size-7*5cm present in the RT side of SCROTUM, OVOID in shape extending from the root to base of scrotum

  • - Surface : smooth
  • - skin over the swelling - not stretched, rugosity is seen
  • - no scars, sinuses, dilated veins, visible pulsation,
  • - no visible cough impulse
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Lying down – not reduced

EXAMINATION OF

  • - Penis: midline, no deviation
  • - Regional lymph nodes: no visible nodes

LEFT SIDE OF SCROTUM : Appears to be normal

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PALPATION

  • Not warmth & not tender
  • Inspectory findings - confirmed

? Surface - smooth

Consistency - tense & cystic

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GET ABOVE THE SWELLING– able to do

NOT REDUCIBLE

FLUCTUATION : + ve

TRANSILLUMINATION: -ve

NO COUGH IMPULSE

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Skin over the swelling : normal rugosity, not stretched

Examination of

TESTIS : not palpable, testicular sensation not done

? PENIS: normal

? URETHRAL MEATUS : normal, no strictures

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REGIONAL LYMPH NODES: not palpable

? LEFT SIDE OF SCROTUM : normal

PR : to be done

? Diagnosis:

Primary vaginal hydrocele of right side of scrotum without any complications

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Management :

Investigation:

Blood – cbc, tc, dc, esr, hb %, blood grouping

serum -sugar, urea, creatinine

urine – sugar, protein, deposits

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  • - ECG & X-ray
  • Mantoux & VDRL

USG of scrotum

TREATMENT:

EVERSION OF SAC – Rt side

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HYDROCELE

PRIMARY SECONDARY
Huge swelling Small swelling (except- filarial)
Testis - not palpable Testis – palpable

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