Presentation
Left loin pain and scrotal swelling, no fever, no vomiting.
Patient Data
Age: 50 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Nephroptosis with inguinal hernia containing perirenal fat
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- Left nephroptosis - the origin of the left renal vessels is seen at the same level as on the right side.
- The left renal fascia and fat are seen herniating through the left inguinal canal, the lowermost portion of the fat in the scrotum shows stranding and surrounding fluid suggesting inflammatory cause or vascular compromise.
From the case:
Nephroptosis with inguinal hernia containing perirenal fat
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Coronal and oblique images showing the herniation of the left renal fascia and fat into the inguinal canal and the scrotum, the ureter is not included in the hernia.
Case Discussion
Left nephroptosis is presumed with the left renal vessels origin seen at the same level as on the right side and displaced caudally. The left renal fascia and fat are seen herniating through the left inguinal canal, the lowermost portion of the fat in the scrotum shows stranding and surrounding fluid suggesting inflammation or vascular compromise.
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