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Longitudinal sonography of foetal scrotum showing a right-sided heterogeneous scrotal mass (M) and the displaced right testis (arrowhead). The median raphe (long arrows) is displaced to the left. The left testis (short arrow) is normal.
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The median raphe of the scrotum was displaced to the left and the left testis appeared normal (Figure 1).
Longitudinal sonography of foetal scrotum showing an altered contour of the scrotum and movement of intrascrotal echoes. The surface of the scrotum is less convex (arrow) and concave (arrow in Figure 3) compared with Figure 1, where the surface is almost flat.
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The contour of the scrotum was altered along with the movements of intrascrotal echoes (Figures 2 and 3).
Longitudinal sonography of foetal scrotum showing concave surface (arrow).
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The contour of the scrotum was altered along with the movements of intrascrotal echoes (Figures 2 and 3).