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case_images: Angio-CT MIP of the lower abdomen and the cranial portion of inferior limbs: See the presence of a raw agglomerate of enlarged blood vessels located in the left-side of the scrotum and contralateral dislocation of the right testicle.
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case_images: The exam results indicated the presence of a raw agglomerate of enlarged blood vessels located in the left-1 side scrotal portion that was causing a contralateral dislocation of the right testicle (Fig. 1).
case_images: Angio-CT SSD reconstruction swowing normal vasculararisation of the iliofemoral area and the selective embolisation with Glue deposition in the A-V malformation and in the arterial ramifications coming from the right femoral artery.
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case_images: Two days after the procedure, a second embolization was performed via a left transfemoral approach to obtain a further reduction in the vascularization of the tumefaction, combined with the selective catheterization of the arterial ramifications coming from the right femoral and right hypogastric arteries (Fig. 2).
case_images: A. Right hemiscrotum aspect after necrotic tissue asportation. B. Necrotic skin tissue removed. C. Six monts appearance after the procedure. Note the volume reduction of the scrotum.
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case_images: To avoid the development of a serious form of infected necrosis, such as Fournier's gangrene, the patient underwent repeat surgery and debridement of the wide necrotic skin tissue (Fig. 3A B).