Presentation
Left scrotal swelling and pain , suspected inguinal hernia.
Patient Data
Age: 1.5 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Testicular torsion
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Primary ultrasound:
- left testicle is enlarged with homogeneous texture
- no blood flow seen in the testicle
- swollen scrotal skin with hyperemia
Four days later:
- heterogeneous texture of the left testicle and triangular hypoechoic areas representing necrosis
- no parenchymal vascularity pn color doppler interrogation
Case Discussion
The features represent a neglected case of testicular torsion, confirmed surgically.
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