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case_images: ultrasonography of the left testicle showing increased arterial vascularity in favour of epididymo-orchitis
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case_images: Doppler US revealed increased left testicular flow and high epididymal vascularity that were basically considered EO (Figure 1).
case_images: abscess formation (arrow)
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case_images: Ecchymosis and edema of the scrotum associated with few purulent discharges from the scrotal wall were observed in urologic genitals examination, suggestive of scrotal abscess formation (Figure 2).
case_images: ultrasonography of the left testicle showing the absence of arterial vascularity
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case_images: Additionally, the left epididymis was engorged and associated with a small reactive hydrocele (Figure 3).
case_images: intraoperatively of the left testicle showing: A) necrosis of the left testes (arrow); B) necrotic testes after orchiectomy (arrow)
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case_images: Then, the site of the operation was washed with normal slain, the drain was inserted, and the scrotal wall was sutured with nylon 2/0 (Figure 4).
case_images: histopathological showing: A) infarcted seminiferous tubules; B) polymorphonuclear infiltration
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case_images: The histopathological report of left intratesticular abscess formation and testicular necrosis (Figure 5).