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Sonography of the Pediatric Scrotum: Emphasis on the Ts—Torsion, Trauma, and Tumors
American Journal of Roentgenology, 2012Bindu N Setty, Ilse Castro-Aragon
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Gunshot wounds to the scrotum: a large single‐institutional 20‐year experience
BJU International, 2012R. Santucci
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Urologia Internationalis, 1999
A 2-year-old male with a perineal swelling, covered with normal skin without any rugosities, was diagnosed as having an accessory scrotum on histopathology. There was no other congenital anomaly. The case is reported due to its rarity and unique clinical picture.
S, Budhiraja, S K, Pandit
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A 2-year-old male with a perineal swelling, covered with normal skin without any rugosities, was diagnosed as having an accessory scrotum on histopathology. There was no other congenital anomaly. The case is reported due to its rarity and unique clinical picture.
S, Budhiraja, S K, Pandit
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British Journal of Urology, 1987
An accessory scrotum is an uncommon congenital deformity with obscure embryology and is often associated with other abnormalities of the genitourinary tract as well as with congenital defects of other systems (Williams, 1958).
G, Kolandaivelu +3 more
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An accessory scrotum is an uncommon congenital deformity with obscure embryology and is often associated with other abnormalities of the genitourinary tract as well as with congenital defects of other systems (Williams, 1958).
G, Kolandaivelu +3 more
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Nagoya journal of medical science, 2015
We report a case of accessory scrotum (AS) in the perineal region with peduncular lipoma, diagnosed prenatally. A male fetus of 31 weeks’ gestation was referred to our department with a perineal mass.
Naruhiko Murase, H. Uchida, K. Hiramatsu
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We report a case of accessory scrotum (AS) in the perineal region with peduncular lipoma, diagnosed prenatally. A male fetus of 31 weeks’ gestation was referred to our department with a perineal mass.
Naruhiko Murase, H. Uchida, K. Hiramatsu
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1980
A case of rare accessory scrotum has been presented. Previous literature is reviewed and the cause has been discussed. Surgery was performed successfully.
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A case of rare accessory scrotum has been presented. Previous literature is reviewed and the cause has been discussed. Surgery was performed successfully.
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Urology, 1981
Abstract Leiomyomas arising from the tunica dartos scroti are rare tumors. We report the first case of bilateral leiomyomas of the scrotum.
K M, Tomera +3 more
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Abstract Leiomyomas arising from the tunica dartos scroti are rare tumors. We report the first case of bilateral leiomyomas of the scrotum.
K M, Tomera +3 more
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Urology, 1977
Abstract A case of leiomyoma of the tunica dartos, a benign lesion arising from the wall of the scrotum and not attached to the epididymis, testicular tunics, or adjacent structures, is presented.
A T, Iloreta, H, Bekirov, H R, Newman
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Abstract A case of leiomyoma of the tunica dartos, a benign lesion arising from the wall of the scrotum and not attached to the epididymis, testicular tunics, or adjacent structures, is presented.
A T, Iloreta, H, Bekirov, H R, Newman
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The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 2003
A boy with perineal accessory scrotum but without any other congenital anomaly is being described. He presented with a rugose skin tag on a midline perineal mound and the diagnosis could be confirmed by the histological findings of subcutaneous smooth muscles.
Simmi K, Ratan +3 more
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A boy with perineal accessory scrotum but without any other congenital anomaly is being described. He presented with a rugose skin tag on a midline perineal mound and the diagnosis could be confirmed by the histological findings of subcutaneous smooth muscles.
Simmi K, Ratan +3 more
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Ultrasound Clinics, 2013
Clinical history and physical examination do not always allow a firm differential among the different possible cause of acute scrotum, and imaging is needed to provide a diagnosis. Differentiating torsion from infection is a clinical emergency. Inflammatory conditions of the scrotum are the most frequent cause of acute scrotal pain in the adult ...
Lorenzo E. Derchi +3 more
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Clinical history and physical examination do not always allow a firm differential among the different possible cause of acute scrotum, and imaging is needed to provide a diagnosis. Differentiating torsion from infection is a clinical emergency. Inflammatory conditions of the scrotum are the most frequent cause of acute scrotal pain in the adult ...
Lorenzo E. Derchi +3 more
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