Annals of The Royal College of Surgeons of England · 2006 · 48 citations · 11 references
Ultrasound offered a diagnosis for the symptomology in 82 patients (70.6%) of which 59 were herniae. The positive predictive value for hernia is 98.3%. Twenty-six patients with no diagnosis or confirmation of herniae on follow-up showed symptom resolution in 22 cases, and four patients were treated by the pain clinic.
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The groin hernia – an ultrasound diagnosis?
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Ultrasonography for inguinal hernias in boys
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A negative herniogram does not exclude the presence of a hernia.
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Consecutive Herniograms, Positive Hernia Findings, Hernia Surgery +9