Diagnostic Ultrasound - Abdomen and Pelvis

Testicular Calcifications
Sertoli Cell Tumor
Scrotal Trauma
(Left) Sagittal grayscale
ultrasound of the right testis
demonstrates a partially
calcified mass . Pathology
confirmed Sertoli cell tumor.
(Right) Sagittal grayscale
ultrasound of the right testis
demonstrates a densely
calcified mass . Pathology
confirmed fibrosis with
heterotopic ossification likely
secondary to prior traumatic
injury.
Differential Diagnoses: Scrotum
Scrotal Pearl
Epidermoid Cyst
(Left) Sagittal grayscale
ultrasound of the superior
pole of the right testis
demonstrates a small
extratesticular calcific focus
. This is suggestive of a
scrotal pearl or scrotolith.
(Right) Transverse grayscale
ultrasound of the left testis
demonstrates a
heterogeneous complex cystic
mass with areas of
calcification st. Pathology
confirmed epidermoid cyst.
Scrotal Abscess or Epididymoorchitis
Tunica Albuginea Cyst
(Left) Sagittal grayscale
ultrasound of the right testis
demonstrates a
heterogeneous left testis st
with calcification . Findings
represent sequela of prior
epididymoorchitis. (Right)
Sagittal grayscale ultrasound
of the right testis
demonstrates a calcified lesion
in the tunica albuginea .
Findings represent a calcified
tunica albuginea cyst.
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