Scrotal Pathology

1. Instrumentation, Technical Requirements: US
2. Instrumentation, Technical Requirements: MRI
3. Anatomy of the Scrotum
4. Clinical Evaluation of Scrotal Disease
5. Sonographic Scrotal Anatomy
6. Scrotal Anatomy at MRI
7. Scrotal Trauma: Mechanisms, Presentation and Management
8. Imaging Scrotal Trauma
9. Acute Scrotal Pain: Clinical Features
10. Acute Scrotal Pain: Management
11. Imaging Acute Scrotal Pain in Adults: Torsion of the Testis and Appendages
12. Imaging Acute Scrotal Pain in Adults-2: Inflammation and Other Disorders
13. Imaging Acute Scrotal Pain in Children
14. Painless Scrotal Lumps: Classification and Clinics
15. Painless Scrotal Lumps: Current Therapeutic Approach and Follow-up
16. Imaging Scrotal Lumps in Adults: Tumors
17. Imaging Scrotal Lumps in Adults-2: Cysts and Fluid Collections
18. Imaging Scrotal Lumps in Children
19. The Infertile Male-1: Clinical Features
20. The Infertile Male-2: Sperm Analysis
21. The Infertile Male-3: Endocrinological Evaluation
22. The Infertile Male-4: Management of Obstructive Azoospermia
23. The Infertile Male-5: Management of Non-Obstructive Azoospermia
24. Imaging the Infertile Male-1: Varicocele
25. Imaging the Infertile Male-2: Obstructive Syndromes and Other Disorders
26. Undescended Testis: Prevalence and Clinical Features
27. The Undescended Testis Management: Microsurgery and Laparoscopy
28. Imaging the Undescended Testis
29. Incidental Scrotal Findings at Imaging-1: Calcifications
30. Incidental Scrotal Findings at Imaging-2: Miscellaneous Benign Conditions
31. Nuclear Medicine Methods in Scrotal Imaging
32. Contrast Enhanced US of the Scrotum

Scrotal Pathology is a comprehensive practical guide to the management of patients who present with scrotal disorders. Introductory chapters consider imaging instrumentation, clinical evaluation, and clinical and imaging anatomy. The full range of disorders is then discussed in individual chapters organized according to clinical presentation. All clinical and imaging aspects are covered in depth, with full description of symptoms and explanation of the value of different clinical tests and imaging modalities. In addition, underlying histopathological features are presented and correlated with imaging features in order to clarify their pathological basis. For each disorder, therapeutic strategies are discussed and appraised. Adults and children are considered separately whenever necessary, bearing in mind that they often present essentially different scrotal pathology. The many images are all of high quality and were obtained using high-end equipment