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Bladder herniation is a rare clinical condition and can be accompanied with 1-4% of all inguinal hernias and can have serious complications. Bladder herniation must be considered in the evaluation of inguinal hernias, and most importantly, urinary tract infections (UTIs), acute renal failure, vesico-urethral reflux, and obstructive nephropathy as common complications. Incidental diagnosis of bladder herniation has been reported often and reemphasizes the careful and systematic assessment of all patients and diagnostic tests.

Bladder herniation into inguinal canal: An important differential diagnosis of inguinal hernia.