Presentation
The patient presented with scrotal pain, without skin defect or redness.
Patient Data
Age: 25 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Intratesticular foreign body
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There is a radio-opaque shadow noted at the right testicular shadow.
From the case:
Intratesticular foreign body
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There is a well-defined hyperechoic intratesticular structure noted in the upper portion of the right testis, measuring about 0.25 cm in maximum length, with posterior acoustic shadowing and reverberation artifact suggesting a highly reflective foreign body.
Multiple non-shadowing scattered echogenic testicular foci suggest microlithiasis.
Case Discussion
The patient underwent surgical scrotal exploration, and a metallic fragment was removed.
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