Ectopia

We're talking about social news reporting, or, in other words, we're talking about how the masses took control from the massmedia giants and became themselves the news reporters, or did they? Mass-media networks, which includes but is not limited to newspapers, have had, and some still do, a hard time adjusting to the rather quick rise of the social media. Many newspapers just closed shop, many more soon understood that no online presence was
basically a death sentence for them. In theory, the rise of social media was, for many newspaper, a cease and desist notice. Newspapers, but not only, adapted and managed to survive but their future is considered uncertain, at best.

Objective of the study: the purpose of the research, based on the example of a specific clinical case, is to draw the attention of specialists to a specific approach to the diagnosis and treatment of the inguinal hernia with atypical contents. A rare, unpublished in the Slovak Republic, observation of the left-sided scrotum hernia with dual ureter herniation in combination with congenital kidney pathology in a 3-month-old boy is presented. The diagnosis was based on physical examination, ultrasound examination, radiography, scintigraphy, and urethrocystoscopy. This anomaly has been successfully corrected through several successive phases of the operation. Conclusion: the combination of scrotal hernia and congenital renal anomaly may indirectly indicate a possible hernia in the distal part of the ureter and requires a thorough examination, including additional imaging methods.

Authors: J. Molcan, A. Dobrovanov, R. Koren, K. Kralinsky, V. Balaz.
Objective of the study: the purpose of the research, based on the example of a specific clinical case, is to draw the attention of specialists to a specific approach to the diagnosis and treatment of the inguinal hernia with atypical contents. A rare, unpublished in the Slovak Republic, observation of the left-sided scrotum hernia with dual ureter herniation in combination with congenital kidney pathology in a 3-month-old boy is presented. The diagnosis was based on physical examination, ultrasound examination, radiography, scintigraphy, and urethrocystoscopy. This anomaly has been successfully corrected through several successive phases of the operation. Conclusion: the combination of scrotal hernia and congenital renal anomaly may indirectly indicate a possible hernia in the distal part of the ureter and requires a thorough examination, including additional imaging methods.
Keywords: urinary tract anomaly, hernia, ureter, scrotum, ectopia, children.