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  • - A 5-month-old boy had a swelling in his right scrotum, which turned out not to be typical epididymitis based on imaging results.
  • - A Color Doppler ultrasound revealed a specific type of lesion in the epididymis that warranted further investigation through surgery.
  • - The procedure involved aspirating pus from the affected area, marking it as the first successful case of diagnosing and treating an epididymal abscess in an infant using this method.

Article Abstract

A 5-month-old boy presented with right scrotal swelling. Color Doppler ultrasonography showed an encapsulated hypoechoic lesion with surrounding hyperemia in the right tail of the epididymis. We performed surgical exploration of the scrotum because it was not considered to be a typical epididymitis. During the operation, we aspirated pus from his right epididymis through a needle by referring to the color Doppler findings. This is the first case of epididymal abscess in an infant to be successfully diagnosed and treated with needle aspiration.

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