Korean J Urol.
1991 Feb;32(1):169-170.
A case of intrascrotal calculi
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- 1Cheongpyung Armed forces Evacuation Hospital, Seoul, Korea.
Abstract
- The stone disease of urinary tract is common and familiar to urologist. But intrascrotal calculus is a rare disease. It is believed to originate either as a fibrinous deposit in tunica vaginalis testis or as a remnant of the appendix testis or appendix epididymis that has undergone torsion and become freely movable. Herein I report a case of intrascrotal calculi in the patient who complained scrotal mass.
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