Anatomy and physiology of chronic scrotal pain.

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Men's Sexual Health and Infertility, OhioHealth Urology Physicians, Columbus, OH, USA.

Published: May 2017

This article reviews the anatomy and physiology of the scrotum and its contents as it pertains to chronic scrotal pain. Physiology of chronic pain is reviewed, as well as the pathophysiology involved in the development of chronic pain.

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