A discussion about the normal anatomy and sonopathology of the testes. List some benign tumors of the testes. Discuss the sonographic appearance of testicular rupture and hematocele. List some cysts commonly seen during testicular sonography.

Topics mentioned in this video : Title, Normal testes, Mediastinum testis, Scrotal arterial anatomy, Benign scrotal lesions, Ectasia of the rete testis, Ectasia of rete testis, Vas defersns, Varicoceles, Intratesticular varicocele, Cysts, Epidermoid cysts of testis, Extratesticular epidermoid cyst, Fibroma of tunica, Sperm granulomas, Adrenal rests, Epididymal cysts/spermatocele, Adenomatoid tumor of epididymis, Polyorchidism (testicular duplication), Scrotal sarcoidosis, Scrotal TB, Scrotal hernia, Condylomata (anogenital warts), Gonadal stromal tumors, Testicular cancer, Germ cell tumors, “Burnt out” tumor, Endodermal sinus tumor (yolk sac tumor), Testicular microlithiasis, Lymphoma, Anaplastic large cell lymphoma, Hodgkins lymphoma, Leukemia, Leukemia: elastography, Acute scrotal pain, Epididymo-orchitis, Testicular infarction: orchitis, Fournier’s gangrene, Fournier’s: scrotal wall fluid/thickening, Fournier’s: scrotal air, Fournier’s: testicular infarction, Mumps orchitis, Testicular torsion, Late testicular torsion, Sonographic images, Torsion of appendix testis, Sonographic image, Blunt testicular trauma, Intratesticular hematomas, Traumatic hematoceles and hydrocele, Traumatic hydrocele, Testicular fracture, Intratesticular hematoma, Testicular rupture with hematocele, Testicular rupture, Penetrating injury, Electrical injury, Conclusion