Excellent question. Clinical history is key, and testicular neoplasm will persist despite treatment for orchitis. There was a normal epididymis in this case as well, which is another clue as adult patients with orchitis usually have associated epididymitis. Isolated orchitis should raise suspicion.
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Sir, in 1st case how u can differentiate focal orchitis from testicular mass, as both have heteroechoic areas with increased vascularity ?
Excellent question. Clinical history is key, and testicular neoplasm will persist despite treatment for orchitis. There was a normal epididymis in this case as well, which is another clue as adult patients with orchitis usually have associated epididymitis. Isolated orchitis should raise suspicion.
Hi Doc..what will happen of the vascularity if i have a epididymal cystt at the bottom part.?
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