Presentation
Worsening testicular pain.
Patient Data
Ultrasound images show enlarged right epididymis, testis, and thickened inflamed cord. The right testis is enlarged, heterogeneous, and shows no internal vascularity. The right epididymis and left testis show normal to increased vascularity. Mild right hydrocele.
Orchidectomy was performed after confirming the testis to be non viable.
Case Discussion
This case shows testicular ischaemia/infarction as a complication of epididymo-orchitis. The patient was admitted with epididymo-orchitis three days prior to this ultrasound (day 1 USG images not available) and was put on a double antibiotic cover but his pain kept increasing. On day 3rd, again ultrasound was done to look for any abscess/collection. There was no evidence of any abscess formation but a lack of testicular vascularity.
Upon surgical exploration, testis was non viable. There was no evidence of torsion. An orchidectomy was then performed.
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