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Scrotal masses are often identified by the patient as an abnormal lump during self-palpation. Scrotal lumps can be caused by cystic lesions or solid tumors of the testis or paratesticular structures, trauma, inflammations or testicular torsion, varicocele, fluid collections, inguinoscrotal hernia, or tumors of the scrotal wall. When a patient presents with a scrotal mass, it is extremely important to collect a detailed history, which includes the duration of symptoms; whether the mass is painful or painless; change in the size of the mass; sexual history; concomitant lower urinary tract symptoms; previous history of surgery; infertility or mumps; and family history of testicular cancer.

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Scrotal Masses

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    2025年

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  • Federico Zorzi,
  • Michele Rizzo,
  • Paolo Umari,
  • Giovanni Chiriacò,
  • Mariano Iannelli,
  • Stefano Bucci,
  • Nicola Pavan,
  • Carlo Trombetta,
  • Michele Bertolotto,
  • Giovanni Liguori

摘要

Scrotal masses are often identified by the patient as an abnormal lump during self-palpation. Scrotal lumps can be caused by cystic lesions or solid tumors of the testis or paratesticular structures, trauma, inflammations or testicular torsion, varicocele, fluid collections, inguinoscrotal hernia, or tumors of the scrotal wall. When a patient presents with a scrotal mass, it is extremely important to collect a detailed history, which includes the duration of symptoms; whether the mass is painful or painless; change in the size of the mass; sexual history; concomitant lower urinary tract symptoms; previous history of surgery; infertility or mumps; and family history of testicular cancer.