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Penetrating Rectal Injury Presenting as Scrotal and Perineal Cellulitis – A Case Report and Review of Literature

DOI : https://doi.org/10.36349/easjms.2021.v03i11.010

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Rectal injuries due to blunt or penetrating trauma are associated with significant morbidity and mortality, yet there is a lack of consensus regarding their optimal management. The management of penetrating rectal trauma invokes a complex decision tree that has been established based on lessons learned during war. It involves proximal faecal diversion by a stoma, rectal washout and placement of pre-sacral drain. Today surgeons worldwide variably use these techniques. We present a case where a young male accidentally slipped and fell on a beer bottle which got inserted in his rectum. He presented a few days later with scrotal and perineal cellulitis.

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