Le transit epididymo-deferentiel

Necrotising epididymo-orchitis with scrotal abscess

A 55-year-old man presented with a painful left scrotal enlargement and fever for 6 weeks. He was treated with antibiotics at the community hospital. His fever and scrotal pain were improved but the scrotum became enlarged. He was referred to our hospital to have testicular tumour ruled out. He had history of left renal calculi and urethral stricture with off and on urinary tract infection. Phy...

Differentiation of Brucella-Induced Epididymo-orchitis from Nonspecific Epididymo-orchitis in an Endemic Area for Brucellosis

Distinction between brucellar epididymo-orchitis (BEO) and nonspecific epididymo-orchitis (EO) is an important medical issue. This study was conducted to compare demographic, clinical and laboratory features, treatment and outcome of patients with BEO and nonspecific EO in Arak city, Markazi Province, Iran. We compared the clinical and laboratory characteristics of 40 BEO and 40 non-specific EO...

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Ectopic Ureter with Ipsilateral Recurrent Epididymo

Background: abnormality and can be challenging in such a case. T imaging and retrograde pyelogram can also be useful in indeterminate cases. We report our experience of seven cases of ectopic ureter with renal agenesis and its management. Material and Methods: with ectopic ureter with renal agenesis. All presented with recurrent epididymo demographic, diagnostic, and procedural data were record...

Acute epididymo-orchitis: staging and treatment

INTRODUCTION Acute epididymo-orchitis (AEO) is an acute inflammatory disease of the epididymis and ipsilateral testis. Treatment should be started immediately after diagnosis and includes antibiotics, analgesics, and, if necessary, surgery. MATERIALS AND METHODS After AEO diagnosis, patients were treated conservatively with analgesics and antibiotics. If no clinical improvement was observed w...