Scrotal ultrasound.
Ultrasound has been shown to be a reliable and valuable tool in the diagnosis of scrotal abnormalities. In this article, a comprehensive discussion of scrotal abnormalities and their ultrasonographic appearance is presented, oriented toward common clinical presentations, and the present uses and indications of scrotal ultrasound are enumerated.
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