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Fibrinous epididymitis





Tags: Scrotum sonography, Esaote MyLab 70, Clinical report, Pediatric

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  Fibrinous epididymitis
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    An infant, according to the mother of the child, while bathing, she noticed that one of the testicles is larger, the child was hospitalized by the ambulance, from the emergency department of the Children's Clinical Hospital was sent to an ultrasound scan with suspected torsion of hydatide.

    On ultrasound in the area of interest near the testicle, a mass is visualized with a pronounced increase of blood flow at CFM, an inflammatory process of the epididymis (epididymitis) is suspected.

    Intraoperatively, according to the surgeon, fibrinous epididymitis, literally - "a film of fibrin was removed from the epididymis."

   




   




   


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