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Table 1 Details of nine patients with misdiagnosed abdominal scrotal lymphangiomas from January 2019 to December 2020

From: Misdiagnosis of scrotal and retroperitoneal lymphangioma in children

 

Diagnosis

Age

Clinical manifestations

Mass size(cm)

transillumination experiment

Preoperative ultrasound

Treatment

Postoperative pathological tests

1

Hydrocele on the right,dysplasia of the left testis

12 M

Painless mass on the right scrotum

4 × 3 × 4

positive

Cystic lesions from right lower abdomen to inguinal area

Laparoscopic mass resection

Benign cystic disease, lymphangioma

2

Hydrocele on the left

1Y

Reversible mass in the inguinal area

4 × 3 × 2

positive

Cystic structure of left inguinal and left lower abdominal area

Laparoscopically assisted mass removal through external inguinal incision

Benign cystic disease, lymphangioma

3

Hydrocele on the right

3y

Painless mass in the right inguinal area

4 × 3 × 2

positive

Cystic structure of right inguinal

Resection of inguinal lymphangioma under direct vision

Benign cystic disease, lymphangioma

4

Hydrocele on the left

3y

Painless mass in the left inguinal area

4*3*2

positive

Cystic structure of left inguinal

Laparoscopic mass resection

Benign cystic disease, lymphangioma

5

Hydrocele on the right

4y

Painless mass in the left inguinal area

3 × 1 × 2

positive

Cystic lesions from left lower abdomen to inguinal area

Laparoscopy + bleomycin intratumoral injection treatment

Benign cystic disease, lymphangioma

6

Hydrocele on the left

5y

Reversible mass in the inguinal area

5 × 3 × 2

positive

Left communicating spermatic cord hydrocele

Resection of inguinal lymphangioma under direct vision

Benign cystic disease, lymphangioma

7

Hydrocele on the left

10Y

Painless mass in the left inguinal area

3 × 2 × 2

positive

Left communicating spermatic cord hydrocele

Laparoscopic exploration + bleomycin intrasaccular injection therapy

Benign cystic disease, lymphangioma

8

Left incarcerated inguinal hernia

(Fig. 1)

17 M

Irreversible mass in the left inguinal area with pain and vomiting

4 × 5 × 4

Not performed

Left spermatic cord hydrocele

Laparoscopy + bleomycin intratumoral injection treatment

None

9

Hematoma in the left inguinal area

6Y

Mass in the left inguinal area with pain

3 × 4 × 4

positive

Mixed intensity mass in the left inguinal, inflammatory hematoma?

Resection of inguinal lymphangioma under direct vision

Lymphangioma