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== Treatment == * Most hydrocoeles will undergo spontaneous involution by 1 year old ** As long as it doesn't change in size, these can be observed ** Communicating hydrocoele should be repaired electively if it hasn't closed by then * All other inguinoscrotal abnormalities should be repaired * Incarcerated ** Resuscitate ** Attempt to reduce - appropriate to be aggressive to prevent testicular ischaemia. Multiple attempts and use of sedation may be necessary. Mostly can be reduced. ** Surgical repair is very difficult - thin and oedematous sac, and risk of damage to cord structures is high. Should be done by paeds surg. ** Herniotomy is the treatment of choice rather than herniorraphy ** If an incarcerated hernia is reduced, repair should be done within the next two days
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