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Inguinal Hernia and Hydrocele Repair
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  • Pediatric Surgery NaTInguinal Hernia and Hydrocele Repair
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    • In which of the following clinical scenarios would an inguinal ultrasound be most helpful?
  • ExPERTInguinal Hernia
    • In which of the following clinical scenarios would an inguinal ultrasound be most helpful?
    • The best next step in management of this chronic hydrocele is
  • ExPERTPSSAP 18
    • The best next step in management of this chronic hydrocele is
  • ExPERTPSSAP 21
    • The best next step in management of this chronic hydrocele is
  • ExPERTPSSAP 23
    • A 6-month old boy presents with enlarging bilateral hydroceles. A plan for bilateral open inguinal hydrocele repair is decided upon. At the time of surgery, after induction of general anesthesia, a previously unrecognized left-sided abdominal mass is palpated. Compression of the left scrotal hydrocele seems to increase the size of the mass slightly; release of compression causes the hydrocele to feel tense again.
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