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Sagittal ultrasound image depicting two testes in the same hemiscrotum.
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The caudal testis was of normal echogenicity, measuring 32x17x27.2 mm, and the cephalad one was comparatively smaller, approximately 20.4x17.8x11.2 mm, with similar echogenicity (Figure 1).
MR images of the scrotum and pelvis. (a) Coronal T2-w image reveals two testes in the left hemiscrotum, as ovoid-shaped masses with high signal intensity (arrows). (b, c, and d) Coronal T2-w, sagittal T2-w, and axial T1-w images demonstrate the single fused vas on the left side surrounded by fatty tissue (arrows). (e, f) Coronal T2-w and axial T2-w with fat suppression (FS) images depict the hypoplastic seminal vesicles with intermediate to high signal intensity (arrows).
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The MRI findings demonstrated TTE with a single, fused vas deferens and bilaterally present but hypoplastic seminal vesicles (Figure 2).