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Differential Diagnosis of Scrotal Swelling – Causes and Symptoms

Scrotal swelling with pain:

Epididymitis
Orchitis
Testicular trauma
Testicular torsion
Incarcerated scrotal hernia
Testicular tumor

**Macroscopic findings of epididymitis with abscess:** the left image shows the accompanying hydrocele. The image on the right shows an advanced epididymis with an abscess without involvement of the testicular parenchyma. With kind permission, C. Schulz, Augsburg.
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Scrotal Swelling without pain:

Hydrocele
Spermatocele
Varicocele
Hematozele
Scrotal hernia
Testicular tumor

**Hydrocelectomy:** preoperative findings.
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Urinary frequency

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References

Deutsche Version: Hodenschwellung

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