Incidental Scrotal Findings at Imaging-1: Calcifications

Bertolotto, Michele; Cavallaro, Marco M.; Degrassi, Ferruccio; Fute, Micheline Djouguela; Pavlica, Pietro

doi:10.1007/174_2011_196

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“…Scrotal calculi, a benign finding, can be detected during surgery, on self‐palpation of the testis by patients, or incidentally on US examination of the scrotum . High‐resolution US is the best imaging modality for characterizing diseases of the scrotum and detects scrotal calculi easily if used appropriately …”

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“…Scrotal calculi, a benign finding, can be detected during surgery, on self-palpation of the testis by patients, or incidentally on US examination of the scrotum. 12,13 High-resolution US is the best imaging modality for characterizing diseases of the scrotum and detects scrotal calculi easily if used appropriately. 9 On US examination, scrotal calculi are oval or round concretions that can float freely in a hydrocele or appear as a fixed hyperechoic focus with or without acoustic shadowing between the layers of the TVT.…”

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Scrotal calculi in clinical practice and their role in scrotal pain: A prospective study

Aslan¹,

Tan²,

Yıldırım³

et al. 2014

J. Clin. Ultrasound

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The prevalence of scrotal calculi was 9.6%, and hydrocele was found to be associated with scrotal calculi. We also found a significant relationship between the presence of calculi and scrotal pain. Because the etiology of scrotal pain is essential for appropriate treatment, scrotal calculi should be kept in mind when making a differential diagnosis of scrotal pain. © 2014 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Clin Ultrasound 43:406-411, 2015.

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