Case of the Month
Our Imaging Case of the Month is presented as a part of the imaging department's residency teaching program. Each month a resident collaborates with one of our attending imaging physicians to present an interesting case to the Cedars-Sinai medical community. The case is used to teach both imaging and other residents at Cedars-Sinai. Below is the current Case of the Month:Case of the Month, November, 2012
Submitted by Max Pollock, MD and Marcel Maya, MD
History: 30 year old healthy male presents with palpable non-tender scrotal mass. An ultrasound is obtained for further evaluation.
Ultrasound images:
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Question: What are the salient findings?
- Hypervascularintratesticular mass.
- Complex, partially cystic epididymal mass.
- Testicular microlithiasis
- Lack of blood flow to the testicle suggesting testicular torsion.
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