CASE OF CONGENITAL HERNIA: STRANGULATION; OPERATION; DEATH.

A Case of Irreducible Obstructed Inguinal Hernia; Symptoms of Strangulation One Month After; Operation of Herniotomy; Recovery

A Case of Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia

A Burmese female child, aged 8 years, was admitted into the civil hospital, Nyaunglebin (Burma), on 14th July, 1939, for the treatment of pain in the abdomen and constipation of ten days' duration. The child was very frightened and answered no questions. The parents said that it had had a sudden attack of pain in the abdomen and they had massaged and kneaded the whole abdomen. A Burmese saisaya...

Unusual Case of Strangulated Congenital Hernia

Peter S., set. 27, married, a mason, was admitted into the Koyal Infirmary on Saturday, the 3rd February 1883, suffering from a painful swelling in the right inguinal region which was evidently a hernia. Patient stated that for the last three years he had occasionally noticed a swelling at the right side of the scrotum, which, however, never gave him any pain or discomfort, and always disappear...

Left Paraduodenal Hernia with Bowel Strangulation

Transmesosigmoid hernia with small bowel strangulation

Introduction: Internal herniation of the small bowel is difficult to diagnose before surgery. Delayed laparotomy is related to high morbidity and mortality. We present a rare case of a transmesosigmoid hernia to demonstrate the importance of high suspicion and early laparotomy. Case Report: A 44­year­old female patient had severe abdominal pain of acute onset. A CT scan at six hours after onset...