Multi-cystic (rete testis) supernumerary testis in polyorchidism with underlying microlithiasis: ultrasound features.

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K Rajbabu,J C Morel,P M Thompson,P S Sidhu,K Rajbabu,J C Morel,P M Thompson,P S Sidhu,

Polyorchidism is a rare congenital anomaly, readily diagnosed on ultrasound. Testicular microlithiasis is a condition increasingly recognized and with a possible association with primary testicular malignancy. Rete testis has a variable appearance and is an unusual finding in the young patient. We describe the ultrasound appearances of the combination of polyorchidism, rete testis and microlithiasis, a combination that has not been previously reported.

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K Rajbabu,JC Morel,PM Thompson,PS Sidhu,K Rajbabu,JC Morel,PM Thompson,PS Sidhu,

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Multi-cystic (rete testis) supernumerary testis in polyorchidism with underlying microlithiasis: ultrasound features. Journal Published:

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Journal: Australasian radiology

VOLUME: 51 Spec No.

Page Numbers: B56-8

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ISSN: 0004-8461

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YEAR: 2007

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