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Title: Diagnostic Accuracy of Ultrasound in Benign Testicular Swelling-A Study of 52 Cases

Authors: Dr. Harekrishna Majhi, Dr. Bhupesh Kumar Nayak

 DOI:  https://dx.doi.org/10.18535/jmscr/v6i3.195

Abstract

Testicular swelling is a lump or a growth (mass) involving the genitalia is a common presentation in outdoor patients ranging from young to old. Occur in one or both the testicles. Proper diagnosis can prevent unnecessary surgical exploration to a certain extent where larger groups of non-surgical acute testicular cases co-exist. Most testicular masses are malignant. The main dilemma lies in the diagnosis of the testicular Tumour, of which 99% of cases are malignant. A testicular lump that doesn’t hurt may be a sign of cancer.  (Bosl et al, 1981; prout et al, 1984). Although testicular tumour are relatively rare (having an incidence of about 0.01% of male), they are the most common solid tumour of man aged 15-35 years and second most common tumour of man aged 35-40 years. The advent of Ultrasonography and its application for testicular masses has changed the picture in the recent past. A clinical pattern of testicular swellings with ultrasound was carried out in the Deptt. of General and Laparoscopic Surgery, VSSIMSAR, Burla, Odisha between august 2016 to august 2017

Key Words: ultrasound, benign testicular swelling

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Corresponding Author

Dr. Harekrishna Majhi

Associate professor, Department of General Surgery, VSS IMSAR, Burla

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