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Surgical Clinics of North America, 2017
The pediatric patient presenting with acute scrotal pain requires prompt evaluation and management given the likelihood of testicular torsion as the underlying cause. Although other diagnoses can present with acute testicular pain, it is important to recognize the possibility of testicular torsion because the best chance of testicular preservation ...
Paul R, Bowlin +2 more
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The pediatric patient presenting with acute scrotal pain requires prompt evaluation and management given the likelihood of testicular torsion as the underlying cause. Although other diagnoses can present with acute testicular pain, it is important to recognize the possibility of testicular torsion because the best chance of testicular preservation ...
Paul R, Bowlin +2 more
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Torsion of the testicular appendages
The Journal of Pediatrics, 1960Summary The anatomy and embryologic development of the testicular appendages are reviewed. These structures become clinically important when torsion occurs. The symptoms are pain in the testicle, swelling of the scrotal contents, and redness and edema of the scrotum. Testicular pain secondary to trauma, to mumps orchitis, and the epididymitis must be
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The Seasonality of Testicular Torsion
Pediatric Emergency Care, 2011Previous studies of the seasonality of testicular torsion have yielded conflicting results. Our goal was to examine this issue in a large emergency department (ED) database. We also hypothesized that seasonal patterns would be similar in younger and older patients.This was a retrospective cohort of ED visits.
Anna, Grushevsky +3 more
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Testicular Torsion in the Adult
Journal of Urology, 1983Testicular torsion in men more than 21 years old seems to be as common as in prepubertal boys, accounting for 26 per cent of our cases. Of these patients 10 per cent were more than 30 years old. A previous similar episode will have occurred in nearly half of the patients and is the only helpful historical data.
L M, Lee, J E, Wright, M G, McLoughlin
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Cryptorchidism and Testicular Torsion
Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1993The cause of cryptorchidism remains obscure. Hormonal therapy is ineffective for most patients and initial response may be temporary. Surgery remains the most effective treatment for cryptorchidism. Testicular torsion is a surgical emergency in the postnatal infant and the pubertal male. Controversy surrounds the management of prenatal torsion.
B G, Cilento, S S, Najjar, A, Atala
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Testicular Torsion and Torsion of the Testicular or Epididymal Appendage
2016Acute scrotal pain requires immediate surgical attention to determine the underlying cause and to treat accordingly.
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Hospital Medicine, 2002
Testicular torsion is a true vascular emergency - prompt diagnosis and surgical management is critical. If treatment is not instigated within 4-6hours of the onset of pain, irreversible testicular infarction may result, necessitating orchidectomy.
I S, Shergill +4 more
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Testicular torsion is a true vascular emergency - prompt diagnosis and surgical management is critical. If treatment is not instigated within 4-6hours of the onset of pain, irreversible testicular infarction may result, necessitating orchidectomy.
I S, Shergill +4 more
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Archives de Pédiatrie, 2021
Testicular torsion (TT) occurs when the testis rotates around the axis of the spermatic cord attachments and prevents blood flow to the testis, resulting in tissue ischemia. If this occurs in the first month of life it is referred to as "perinatal TT" (PTT) or "neonatal TT" (NTT). PTT has an incidence of 6.1 per 100,000 live births. Some of these cases
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Testicular torsion (TT) occurs when the testis rotates around the axis of the spermatic cord attachments and prevents blood flow to the testis, resulting in tissue ischemia. If this occurs in the first month of life it is referred to as "perinatal TT" (PTT) or "neonatal TT" (NTT). PTT has an incidence of 6.1 per 100,000 live births. Some of these cases
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Journal of Urology, 1980
Testicular torsion in men more than 30 years old is rare. Herein is a critical review of 8 well documented cases. Most cases were misdiagnosed initially, had delay in treatment and required orchiectomy. The diagnosis must be considered at the initial evaluation to achieve testicular preservation.
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Testicular torsion in men more than 30 years old is rare. Herein is a critical review of 8 well documented cases. Most cases were misdiagnosed initially, had delay in treatment and required orchiectomy. The diagnosis must be considered at the initial evaluation to achieve testicular preservation.
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