PMC65702_01
Ultrasound image showing numerous, small, echogenic foci of calcification without posterior shadowing in both testes (A) and spectral Doppler display of the case 1 showing normal waveform (B).
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F1
Examination revealed normal sized testes and multiple hyperechoic calcific foci without posterior acoustic shadowing varying between 1-1.5 mm distributed throughout the parenchyma of right and left testes (Figure 1A). The Doppler parameters (Vmax, Vmin, RI, P and S/D ratio) (Table 1) and spectral Doppler examination (Figure 1B) findings were within the normal limits.
PMC65702_02
Similar gray scale ultrasound findings (A) and spectral display (B) in unilateral TM in case 2.
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F2
During a scrotal USG screening study an eighteen years old university student was found to have unilateral (left) TM (Figure 2A). Doppler parameters (Table 1) and spectral examination were normal (Figure 2B).
PMC65702_03
Classic TM appearance (A) and normal spectral Doppler display (B) of case 3.
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F3
On scrotal USG, unilateral TM (right) (Figure 3A) was diagnosed and Doppler parameters (Table 1) and spectral Doppler examination (Figure 3B) were normal.