a rare cause of scrotal mass in a newborn: antenatal intravaginal testicular torsion

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2018
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Abstract
Intravaginal testicular torsion is a very rare pathology in the neonatal period. However, it is the most common type of torsion in puberty. In this article, we present a male patient with testicular hyperemia and a mass in the testis. Ultrasonography revealed intravaginal testicular torsion and absence of testicular blood flow. This paper aims to draw attention to the importance of neonatal examination for the presence of testicular torsion which is a rare pathology in newborns with scrotal colour change or presence of an abnormal mass.
鞘膜内睾丸扭转在新生儿期是一种极其罕见的病理改变。然而，它却是青春期最常见的睾丸扭转类型。本文报道了一例表现为睾丸充血及睾丸肿块的男性患儿。超声检查显示为鞘膜内睾丸扭转且睾丸血流信号消失。本文旨在强调针对出现阴囊颜色改变或异常肿块的新生儿进行体检以排查睾丸扭转的重要性，睾丸扭转在此类新生儿中虽属罕见病变，但仍需引起高度重视。
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Authors ;Ahmet Ali Tuncer;Altınay Bayraktaroğlu;Kadir Yümlü;Didem Baskın Embleton;Salih Çetinkurşun
Journal medical anthropology quarterly
Year 2018
DOI
10.4274/jus.1367
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http://jurolsurgery.org/archives/archive-detail/article-preview/a-rare-cause-of-scrotal-mass-in-a-newborn-antenata/16891
Keywords
newborn testis urology intravaginalsurgerydiseases of the genitourinary system

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