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Doppler ultrasonography reveals high attenuation fluid collection at the right scrotum accompanied by multiple clustered and curvilinear calcifications.
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Ultrasonography revealed complex fluid collection in the right scrotum, accompanied by multiple amorphous calcifications (Fig. 1).
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Severe scrotal swelling due to scrotal hydrocele found at birth.
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A male neonate, born at 37 weeks and 1 day of gestation via normal vaginal delivery, weighing 3,290 g, was referred due to abdominal distension and scrotal swelling (Fig. 2).
Doppler ultrasonography shows septated fluid collection (arrow) of multiple echogenic foci in the right scrotal sac.
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Ultrasonography revealed a complex right scrotal hydrocele with a patent processus vaginalis (Fig. 3).
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Doppler ultrasonography shows septated fluid collection of multiple echogenic foci in the left scrotal sac.
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Ultrasonography revealed bilateral small patent processus vaginalis and a left inguinal abscess connected to the left patent processus vaginalis (Fig. 4).
Aspirated pus.
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The abscess was aspirated (Fig. 5), and intravenous meropenem was administered.