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Inguinal Hernia, M. ASRAF DWI FATHAN/2108260261 - Coggle Diagram
Inguinal Hernia
Definition and Etiology
An inguinal hernia occurs when tissue, such as part of the intestine, protrudes through a weak spot in the abdominal muscles
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Diagnose
History taking
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The lump will be felt if the patient stood up, lifting weight, and Valsalva maneuvering (mengejan) The lump will be gone if the patient took a rest or lye down The lump can’t be massaged back but previously able to be massaged back.
Physical Examination
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Palpation: RLQ abdominal pain, jelly consistency, the lump can’t be massaged back, and more painful whenever there’s pressure on the lump.
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Diferential Diagnose
hernia, hydrocele, epididymitis, testicular torsion, femoral artery aneurysm
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Patophysiology Hernia
A hernia refers to when an internal body part pushes through a weak area of muscle or the surrounding tissue wall. Hernias often do not cause any symptoms, although swelling may appear in the abdomen or groin.
A painful dragging sensation may be felt, as well as pain and swelling in the scrotum and testicles
Complication
persistent groin pain, sexual dysfunction, deep incisional/mesh infection, recurrent hernia
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