Both testicles are orthotopic, with normal sizes and ellipsoidal shapes. They have normal vascularity as well.
The size of the right pampiniform plexus is normal, measuring 1.6 mm. In the Valsalva manoeuvre, there is no reflux.
Multiple dilated serpiginous vessels are visible in the left pampiniform plexus in both supine and erect positions. There are also numerous dilated left-sided intra-scrotal veins seen along the left testis and extending to the lower pole of the testis in both standing and supine positions. The largest measures 3.8 mm while supine and up to 4 mm when standing. On the Valsalva manoeuvre, they show reflux lasting more than 3 seconds.
