Post-Traumatic Testicular Torsion - A Delayed Presentation

Testicular torsion is a common entity in adolescent males with trauma-induced testicular torsion reported incidence to be around 4-8 %. A 24-year-old boy presented to us with a history of trauma 10 days earlier with right-sided testicular pain. USG shows no flow in right testis though clinically does not look like. 1 Orchidectomy was done. The message is clear that testicular torsion can be due to trauma and the patient should approach the clinician as early as possible.

Thrombosis of Right Spermatic Vein: A Case Report

Spermatic vein thrombosis is a rare event that mostly affects the left vein thrombosis, but, in our report, it had developed on the right one that requires a meticulous physical examination for diagnosis. The purpose of this case report is to introduce an adult patient with right spermatic vein thrombosis in a 30-year-old man admitted to the operating room for hernia surgery. Spermatic vein thrombosis is an unexpected finding in the differential diagnosis of acute testicular pain.

A Case Report on Treatment of Unilateral Testicular Pain with Korean Medicine for a Patient with Recurrent Varicocele

Objectives: This study aimed to determine whether Korean medicine could improve unilateral testicular pain caused by recurrent varicocele without unfavorable side effects.Methods: A 46-year-old man diagnosed with varicocele, identified with a scrotal ultrasound scan, had right-side testicular pain. We administered Banchong-san and Eunhoebanchong-san to observe changes in the degree of pain.Results: After one month of taking Banchong-san and Eunhoebanchong-san, testicular pain improved.Conclusion: This study suggests that Korean medicine might be effective for managing testicular pain caused by varicocele.