The Rate of Hydrocele Perforation During Vasectomy: Is Perforation Dangerous?
The Journal of Family Practice. 2000 June;49(06):537-540
June 1, 2000|The Journal of Family Practice
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In our small study with complete but limited follow-up, perforation of a small hydrocele incident to vasectomy was a fairly common occurrence with little or no morbidity. Previous hernia surgery was the most notable associated factor. An enlarging hydrocele could be an indication for further evaluation to exclude cancer.
