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Fig. 5

From: Acute scrotal ultrasound: a practical guide

Fig. 5

Inguinal hernia resulting in acute scrotal pain. a Longitudinal US image of the right inguinal canal in a 39-year-old with right scrotal pain shows an elongated heterogeneous structure in the right inguinal canal (arrowheads); hyperechoic regions corresponded to fat while hypoechoic, serpiginous structures corresponded to vessels. The right testis (arrow) was normal. b Corresponding coronal T2 weighted MR image shows bilateral inguinal hernias containing fat (arrows) and vessels (arrowheads), but no bowel. Note normal-appearing testes (asterisks). The patient underwent herniorrhaphy

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