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Annales d'urologie 1984-Feb

[Spontaneous orchi-epididymitis due to necrosis of ischemic vascular origin].

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J Loup

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The author reports the case of a patient presenting with a recurrent right hydrocele after tapping, associated with an infectious syndrome resulting in a swollen and painful right compartment of the scrotum, which failed to respond to antibiotic treatment. A right scrotal incision revealed a vaginal empyema and a swollen and enflamed testicle and epididymis. After a right ochiectomy, an anatomopathological examination showed a severe ischemia of the testicle and epididymis associated with arteriosclerotic stenosis of the testicular artery.

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