Treatment of syringomyelia: 1. Most children with syringomyelia are born for congenital reasons. After birth, the sphincter is not closed resulting in the abdominal cavity being connected to the scrotal cavity and the spermatic cord sheath cavity. At this time, the fluid in the abdominal cavity will enter the spermatic sheath and testicular sheath along with the sphincter. In this case, an ultrasound examination is required, and if it is determined that the sphincter is not closed, surgical ligation of the sphincter is required. If the sphincter is not closed, surgery is needed to ligate the sphincter. The surgery requires a high incision in the inguinal region, and if the incision is made in the low scrotum, the chance of recurrence is almost 100%. 2. Adult syringomyelia is usually caused by infection, trauma, inflammation, etc., because of an imbalance in the absorption and secretion of the testicular sphincter between the dirty layer and the wall layer. If the amount of syringomyelia is relatively small and there are no symptoms, it can be clinically observed regularly. If there is infection, redness, swelling and pain in the scrotum, and the amount of sphincter fluid is huge, causing discomfort such as falling, swelling and pain, which affects life, complete sheath removal surgery is needed for treatment.