Presentation
Presented with sudden onset groin pain, atraumatic. On examination, limited internal and external rotation was elicited.
Patient Data
Age: 15 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Scrotal pearl
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Both hips are enlocated and appear normal. No focal bone abnormality is identified. Incidental linear calcification, is seen in the right scrotum. Scrotal Ultrasound was recommended to further evaluate this.
From the case:
Scrotal pearl
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There is an extra testicular free floating calcific density in the right hemiscrotum with posterior acoustic shadowing, consistent with a scrotal pearl. A small right hydrocele is noted. Both testes are normal in size, echotexture and vascularity.
Case Discussion
The incidental linear ossific density seen on pelvis radiograph, corresponds to a scrotal pearl on ultrasound examination.
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