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Critical Manifestations of Pneumoscrotum.
Current Urology 2016 May
INTRODUCTION: Pneumoscrotum is a critical, physical finding that may indicate significant morbidity and mortality. Accumulation of gas in the scrotum can be primary or secondary.
OBJECTIVE: This paper discusses rapid diagnosis and treatment options.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: PubMed searches for pneumoscrotum, etiology, diagnosis, and treatment.
RESULTS: We review the historical perspective, classification, etiology, diagnosis, and treatment options of pneumoscrotum, as well as the presentation of pneumoscrotum in neonates/infants.
CONCLUSION: It is crucial to diagnose the etiology pneumoscrotum and designing a treatment option based off that.
OBJECTIVE: This paper discusses rapid diagnosis and treatment options.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: PubMed searches for pneumoscrotum, etiology, diagnosis, and treatment.
RESULTS: We review the historical perspective, classification, etiology, diagnosis, and treatment options of pneumoscrotum, as well as the presentation of pneumoscrotum in neonates/infants.
CONCLUSION: It is crucial to diagnose the etiology pneumoscrotum and designing a treatment option based off that.
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