Indian pediatrics · 2014
Bilateral torsion of testes with purpura fulminans.
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Dhua Anjan Kumar, Joshi Manoj, Plakkal Nishad, Krishnan Lalitha
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Purpura fulminans and bilateral perinatal testicular torsion are rare and may co-exist.
CASE CHARACTERISTICS: A 3-day-old neonate with bilateral swelling of scrotum; torsion and gangrenous changes were observed on exploration.
INTERVENTIONS: Left orchidectomy with preservation of right testis was done.
OUTCOME: At 2-month follow-up, right testis showed signs of atrophy. Child developed full thickness skin lesions and died of sepsis.
MESSAGE: Perinatal testicular torsion can be bilateral, and requires urgent surgical exploration.
CASE CHARACTERISTICS: A 3-day-old neonate with bilateral swelling of scrotum; torsion and gangrenous changes were observed on exploration.
INTERVENTIONS: Left orchidectomy with preservation of right testis was done.
OUTCOME: At 2-month follow-up, right testis showed signs of atrophy. Child developed full thickness skin lesions and died of sepsis.
MESSAGE: Perinatal testicular torsion can be bilateral, and requires urgent surgical exploration.