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Bilateral normal testes (a) with a hetrogenous mass in the right hemi-scrotum (b).
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Both testicles were sonographically normal (Figure 1). 
Coronal and axial views of CT abdomen and pelvis (a and b) showing the heterogenous mass with fat component.
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No lymphadenopathy and no distant metastasis were detected (Figure 2).
Follow up US and CT scans (a and b) showing no evidence of local recurrence.
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Follow-up scrotal ultrasound and CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis with IV contrast (Figure 3) revealed no evidence of local recurrence, lymphadenopathy, or distant metastasis.