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PMC9463755_02
ultrasonography of the left testicle showing increased arterial vascularity in favour of epididymo-orchitis
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F1
Doppler US revealed increased left testicular flow and high epididymal vascularity that were basically considered EO (Figure 1).
abscess formation (arrow)
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F2
Ecchymosis and edema of the scrotum associated with few purulent discharges from the scrotal wall were observed in urologic genitals examination, suggestive of scrotal abscess formation (Figure 2).
ultrasonography of the left testicle showing the absence of arterial vascularity
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F3
Additionally, the left epididymis was engorged and associated with a small reactive hydrocele (Figure 3).
intraoperatively of the left testicle showing: A) necrosis of the left testes (arrow); B) necrotic testes after orchiectomy (arrow)
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F4
Then, the site of the operation was washed with normal slain, the drain was inserted, and the scrotal wall was sutured with nylon 2/0 (Figure 4).
histopathological showing: A) infarcted seminiferous tubules; B) polymorphonuclear infiltration
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The histopathological report of left intratesticular abscess formation and testicular necrosis (Figure 5).