Management of nonbacterial epididymitis and torsion of a testicular appendage includes
nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications, scrotal support and limited activity. In …

Study Objective. To compare historical features, physical examination findings, and
testicular color Doppler ultrasound in pediatric patients with epididymitis, testicular torsion …

The aim of the study was to compare historical features, physical examination findings, and
testicular color Doppler ultrasound in pediatric patients with epididymitis compared to …

Objective: To evaluate the incidence of acute epididymitis (AE) compared to testicular
torsion (TT) as a form of acute scrotum in children, to describe clinical aspects and to assess …

Sudden onset testicular pain with or without swelling, often referred to as the “acute
scrotum,” is a common presentation in children and adolescents, and such patients are seen …

within 12 hours) compared to torsion of the appendix testes (Fig. 56.2)(62%) and acute
epididymitis (31%). In the early phase, location of the pain can lead to the diagnosis …

Acute scrotal pain in children represents a major diagnostic and therapeutic challenge. An
important initial differentiation should be made between epididymitis and other processes …

Because acute scrotal pain, swelling, and/or inflammation are a potential surgical
emergency, prompt and accurate diagnosis is crucial. The 3 most common etiologies of …

The differential diagnoses for the acute scrotum are extensive, but torsion of the spermatic
cord (commonest in boys aged 13–17 years and the commonest cause of acute scrotal pain …

The location and intensity of pain and discomfort are the keys to diagnosing and
differentiating three common causes of sudden-onset scrotal swelling: testicular torsion …