Ülseratif kolitin sik rastlanan extraintestinal bulgulari protein kaybettiren enteropati, kilo kaybi, büyüme geriligi, anemi, lokositoz, trombositoz, aftöz stomatit, eritema nodosum, pyoderma gangrenosum, seronegatif artropatiler, sakroileit, osteoporoz, hepatosteatoz, sklerozan kolanjit, kronik hepatit, nefrolithiazis, konjonktivit, episklerit, üveit ve infertilitedir. Pankolon tutulumlu ülseratif kolit ve hastalikla es zamanli beliren skrotal ödem bulgulariyla basvuran 58 yasi ndaki erkek hastaya yapilan klinik ve laboratuar incelemelerle skroatal ödemi açiklayacak baska bir primer ya da sekonder patoloji tespit edilemedi. Ülseratif kolite yönelik verilen meselazin ve metilprednizolon tedavisi ile skrotal ödemin de düzeldigi görüldü. Ülseratif kolitin alevlenme dönemlerinde skrotal ödemin tekrarlamasi ve ülseratif kolitin tedavi edilmesi ile skrotal ödemin de düzelmesi skrotal ödemin ülseratif kolitin literatürde rastlanmayan bir extraintestinal bulgusu olabilecegi yönünde klinik süphe olusturdu. Biz de Crohn hastaliginin seyrinde hastalik aktivitesi ile paralellik göstermeyen çok nadir bir extraintestinal komplikasyon olan skrotal ödemin ülseratif kolit ile birlikte görülebilecegini ve hastalik aktivitesi ile parallelik gösterebilecegine dikkat çekmek açisindan vakayi sunmaya deger bulduk.
Common extraintestinal manifestations of ulcerative colitis are protein- losing enteropathy, weight loss, growth retardation, anemia, leukocytosis, thrombocytosis, aphthous stomatitis, pyoderma gangrenosum, erythema nodosum, seronegative arthritis, sacroiliitis, osteoporosis, hepatosteatosis, sclerosing cholangitis, chronic hepatitis, nephrolithiasis, conjunctivitis, episcleritis, uveitis, and infertility. A 58-year-old male patient applying with pancolitis and scrotal edema was investigated clinically and by laboratory test for any other primary or secondary pathology to explain scrotal edema, and none could be determined. After mesalazine and methylprednisolone treatment for ulcerative colitis, we observed that scrotal edema resolved. Scrotal edema recurred in ulcerative colitis reactivating periods and when the ulcerative colitis was treated, scrotal edema resolved. Thus, this raises the question of whether scrotal edema can be an extraintestinal manifestation of ulcerative colitis that has not previously been documented in the literature. We decided to report this case to point out that scrotal edema, which is a very rare complication of Crohn disease that is not correlated with disease activity, can be associated with ulcerative colitis and correlated with disease activity.