Accessory scrotum and anorectal malformation associated with "pseudo" prune belly in a neonate
Shoshany, G.; Gottfied, E.; Bar-Maor, J.A.
Journal of Perinatology Official Journal of the California Perinatal Association 16(3 Part 1): 224-226
1996
ISSN/ISBN: 0743-8346 PMID: 8817437 Document Number: 467335
We report a patient with high anorectal anomaly and accessory scrotum. To the best of our knowledge only four other similar cases have been described. The patient also had renal dysplasia, partial prune-belly syndrome, and dismal outcome because of urinary septicemia. To our knowledge, accessory scrotum, high anorectal anomaly, and prune-belly syndrome in the same patient has never been reported.