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case_images: Left testicle sagittal plane. There is abnormal tunica albuginea thickening ([) without obvious disruption, a moderate-sized hematocele (*), and a linear hypoechoic fracture line (between white arrows) separating a heterogenous appearing testicular parenchyma. Normal testicular parenchyma is present to the left with an abnormal appearance testicle to the right of the fracture line, consistent with an intratesticular contusion.
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case_images: Thickening of the tunica albuginea and subtle contour deformity were consistent with left testicular fracture (Figures 1 and 2).
case_images: Left testicle mid-transverse plane. Complex fluid collection with low level echoes surrounding the left testicle consistent with a hematocele (*) with hypoechoic testicular echogenicity consistent with a fracture line (arrow).
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case_images: fig2
case_images: Thickening of the tunica albuginea and subtle contour deformity were consistent with left testicular fracture (Figures 1 and 2).
case_images: Right testicle in sagittal and transverse planes. Thin tunica albuginea uniformly surrounding testicle (yellow arrows), homogenous testicular parenchyma echogenicity, and absent hematocele.
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case_images: Six months later, the patient had a normal scrotal exam on follow-up, and he was advised on the importance of wearing a protective athletic cup (Figure 3).