Author/Authors :
Nicolas Moh, Ello Department of Paediatric Surgery - UTHC of Cocody, Abidjan R.C.I, Abidjan 03, Côte d’Ivoire , Landry Ake, Yapi Department of Paediatric Surgery - UTHC of Cocody, Abidjan R.C.I, Abidjan 03, Côte d’Ivoire , Midekor, Kokoe Gonebo Department of Paediatric Surgery - UTHC of Cocody, Abidjan R.C.I, Abidjan 03, Côte d’Ivoire , Kouassi, Sohie Dria A. K. Department of Paediatric Surgery - UTHC of Cocody, Abidjan R.C.I, Abidjan 03, Côte d’Ivoire , Azakpa, Leopold Department of Paediatric Surgery - UTHC of Cocody, Abidjan R.C.I, Abidjan 03, Côte d’Ivoire , Bonny, Rebecca Department of Paediatric Surgery - UTHC of Cocody, Abidjan R.C.I, Abidjan 03, Côte d’Ivoire
Abstract :
Scrotal hematoma (SH) in newborn is a rare condition. It can occur secondary to adrenal hemorrhage which often is associated with birth trauma. Scrotal hematoma often raises the suspicion of testicular torsion leading to unnecessary surgery. We report two cases which improved our management approach.
