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Imaging 2005;17:91-100.
Acute testicular pain
D LL Cochlin
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Figure 1. Spermatic cord torsion on power Doppler ultrasound. (a) Appearances at 4 h duration of symptoms. The testis demonstrates no colour Doppler signal and is avascular, but with a normal testicular reflective texture. The testis remains viable. (b) Appearances at 8 h duration of symptoms. The avascular testis has small areas of low reflectivity remaining viable (arrows), but with pockets of irreversible ischaemia (compare with Figure 1a). (c) Appearances at 36 h duration of symptoms. The testis is inhomogeneous with intense hyperaemia of the paratesticular tissues; the testis is no longer viable. A stranded haemato-hydrocele is also present (arrow).

Imaging 2008;20:131-138.
Ultrasound in the assessment of the "on-call" acute scrotum
I Amaechi and P S Sidhu
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Figure 1. Normal testis. A longitudinal view demonstrating the triangular-shaped epididymal head (long arrow) and the echogenic mediastinium testis (short arrow).

Imaging 2008;20:131-138.
Ultrasound in the assessment of the "on-call" acute scrotum
I Amaechi and P S Sidhu
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Figure 8. Detorsion of the testis. Increased colour flow in the left testis compared with the right after an episode of left-sided pain.

Imaging 2005;17:101-112.
Testicular lumps
R Houghton and G Rottenberg
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Figure 1. Mediastinum testis. Linear high reflective band traversing the testis in a craniocaudal direction (arrow).

Imaging 2005;17:101-112.
Testicular lumps
R Houghton and G Rottenberg
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Figure 10. Ectasia of the rete testis. Multiple fluid filled structures in the expected position of the mediastinum testis (arrow).

Imaging 2005;17:101-112.
Testicular lumps
R Houghton and G Rottenberg
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Figure 2. Appendix testis. Isoreflective nodule noted adjacent to the upper pole of the testis associated with a hydrocele (arrow).

Imaging 2008;20:139-146.
Male infertility: role of imaging in the diagnosis and management
A J Edey and P S Sidhu
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Figure 3. Transverse view through the testes demonstrating a smaller left testis in a patient with unilateral testicular atrophy following mumps orchitis as a child; the "spectacle view".

Imaging 2005;17:101-112.
Testicular lumps
R Houghton and G Rottenberg
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Figure 4. Small impalpable seminoma discovered incidentally in a patient with testicular pain in the contralateral testis. There is a well-defined focal peripheral low reflective lesion in the testis which is clearly a solid intratesticular lesion and must be managed as a malignant testicular tumour (arrow).

Imaging 2005;17:101-112.
Testicular lumps
R Houghton and G Rottenberg
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Figure 15. Testicular sarcoid. (a) There is an ill defined low reflective intratesticular lesion within the centre of the testis in a patient with no past history of sarcoid (arrow). (b) In the same patient, smaller low reflective lesions are present in the contralateral testis (arrows). Testicular biopsy was performed to confirm the diagnosis of sarcoid. The chest radiograph demonstrated bilateral hilar lymph node enlargement.

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Imaging 2008;20:131-138.
Ultrasound in the assessment of the "on-call" acute scrotum
I Amaechi and P S Sidhu
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Figure 10. Torsed appendix testis. An echogenic testicular appendix(arrow) surrounded by fluid following an episode of torsion.

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