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Hydrocele and Epididymitis Mimicking Testicular Torsion on Scrotal Scintigraphy
Clinical Nuclear Medicine, 1993Because interruption of blood flow to the testicle for even a few hours can result in the loss of the spermatogenic capacity of this organ, testicular torsion is considered a surgical emergency. Scrotal scintigraphy is a well-established, readily available, highly accurate technique for evaluating individuals with scrotal pain.
Colleen Finn, Christopher J. Palestro
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Ethanolamine Oleate as a Sclerosant for Testicular Hydroceles and Epididymal Cysts
British Journal of Urology, 1988Summary— Forty patients with testicular hydroceles and 16 patients with epididymal cysts were treated by tapping and injection of ethanolamine oleate; 97.5% of the hydroceles and 31% of the epididymal cysts were completely cured, 50% of the latter partly cured and 19% failed. About half of the patients experienced pain after treatment.
T Tammela +3 more
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Tetracycline sclerotherapy for testicular hydroceles in renal transplant recipients
Urology, 1994To study the efficacy of tetracycline sclerotherapy in renal transplant recipients with symptomatic hydroceles.A total of 21 patients with symptomatic hydroceles following renal transplantation underwent aspiration of hydrocele and injection of tetracycline hydrochloride.
Ahmed A. Shokeir +5 more
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Results of Fibrin Glue Application Therapy in Testicular Hydrocele
European Urology, 1998Nine patients, mean age 55 years, with testicular hydroceles, were treated by aspiration and two-component fibrin glue injection. One patient was treated twice. The glue contains 70-110 mg fibrinogen and 500 IU human thrombin in 0.5- and 2-ml injections, respectively (Tisseel duo quick, Immune AB).
Ala-Opas Martti, Aaltomaa Sirpa
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Hydrocele Mimicking Testicular Torsion on Radionuclide and Ultrasound Studies
CLINICAL NUCLEAR MEDICINE, 1997A 24-year-old man with a swollen right testis was noted, by ultrasound (US), to have a hydrocele on that side, and homogenous echogenicity. Clear demonstration of blood flow was not possible. A Tc-99m RBC radionuclide study also did not show perfusion of the right testis.
Nazli Erbay +2 more
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Testicular dysmorphism in infantile abdominoscrotal hydrocele: insights into etiology
International Urology and Nephrology, 2014Testicular dysmorphism (TD) associated with infantile abdominoscrotal hydrocele (ASH) may be due to the pressure effect of hydrocele on the testis or may be a developmental abnormality. Only a few reports are referred to the etiology of testicular changes in infantile ASH.
Khalil Eirekat +4 more
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[Metachronous Bilateral Testicular Tumors with Frequently Recurrent Hydrocele : A Case Report].
Hinyokika kiyo. Acta urologica Japonica, 2017We report a case of metachronous bilateral testicular tumors combined with hydrocele. A 46-year-old male presented with frequently recurrent left hydrocele. His medical history included a stage IIA right testicular tumor,which had been treated with right
Satoshi Nitta +7 more
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Giant unilateral abdominoscrotal hydrocele in association with crossed testicular ectopia
Urology, 2006Abdominoscrotal hydrocele and transverse testis ectopia are rare clinical conditions. This case report describes the combination of these two rare entities. An azoospermic and infertile adult man presented with left abdominoscrotal hydrocele and a right impalpable testis.
Köksal Öner +4 more
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Urology, 1974
Abstract Based on the pathogenesis of hydroceles, one may speculate that testicular tumor associated with hydrocele implies metastatic lymph node involvement. A unique case of positive cytologic result from hydrocele fluid in a patient with testicular tumor and lymph node metastases is presented to illustrate the concept.
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Abstract Based on the pathogenesis of hydroceles, one may speculate that testicular tumor associated with hydrocele implies metastatic lymph node involvement. A unique case of positive cytologic result from hydrocele fluid in a patient with testicular tumor and lymph node metastases is presented to illustrate the concept.
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Idiopathic hydrocele and absent testicular diastolic flow
Journal of Clinical Ultrasound, 1997Peter J. Nye, Ronald C. Prati
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