Post-traumatic testicular torsion.

Ulus Travma Acil Cerrahi Derg

Department of Urology, Agios Andreas Patras Regional Hospital, Greece.

Published: January 2003

Torsion of the testis is the most common urological emergency and should be included in the differential diagnosis of scrotal trauma. Clinical suspicion of testicular torsion is a serious indication for prompt surgical exploration of post-traumatic acute scrotum. A case of post-traumatic testicular torsion, which resulted in orchiectomy, is presented and literature is reviewed.

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