Presentation
The patient is complaining of scrotal swelling, and pain for one week. Clinical examination: scrotal swelling, redness, hotness.
Patient Data
Age: 35 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Scrotal cellulitis
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Grayscale ultrasound shows significant edematous scrotal skin thickening.
Right mild hydrocele is noted.
Normal appearing testes.
Left epidydimal head cyst 7.7 mm.
From the case:
Scrotal cellulitis
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Blood CBC shows high WBC count which is compatible with cellulitis.
Case Discussion
Differential diagnosis:
- acute idiopathic scrotal edema (AISE)
- scrotal lymphatic edema
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