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Histology showing attenuated epithelium lining the fibrous cyst wall.
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It was lined by attenuated epithelium and the wall was fibrous (Fig. 1).
Ultrasound picture showing the hyperechoic area at the base of the cyst and a faint crescentic line depicting the wall of the cyst.
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Further review of the ultrasound by the radiologist revealed that the site where the cyst was attached to the tunica albuginea had a pattern of hyperechogenicity unlike other parts of tunica albuginea (Fig. 2a). In addition, there was a crescentic shadow at the lower pole where the wall of the cyst with the attached visceral layer of tunica vaginalis separated away from the parietal lining of tunica vaginalis with a trivial amount of fluid noticed at that angle (Figs. 2a, 2b).