Result of excessive fluid in tunica vaginalis
Congenital / acquired
Primary : absence of disease in testis. Tends to be large and tense. Common in young boys.
Secondary : testicular pathology - tumour, infection, and torsion
Soft non tender and cystic swelling in scrotum which transilluminates.
Testis lies within fluid collection and is not palpable
Conservative Tx. Scrotal support. Refer
scrotum has a tendency to be disproportionateIy-
Never mind.
Those NationaI RifIe peopIe are right.
If I had one now- bang.
Sir, Id Iike to concentrate on the positives.
What Ms. Vindovik witnessed was heaIthy hamsters...
bred from a geneticaIIy deficient hereditary Iine.
Its actuaIIy very exciting.
Do I Iook excited, KIump?
Uh, no, you dont Iook excited at aII.
But maybe you might be hoIding it
scrotums.
Away on the sea...
I fear life goes for me,
viewing see spray and white caps astern.
Oh! A stout heart, my love,
pray God grants to me...
and a promise
of my safe return."
You know who wrote that?
Who wrote that?
Glow-ray.
You dont know her, do you?
Ive never heard of her. Tell me.
Thats because she come to me
in a dream. I dreamed that.
And I put it in the mouth
of a nigger slave right
Movement occurs in two phases
The first phase
entrance of the inguinal canal
controlled by anti-müllerian hormone
The second phase
testes move through the inguinal canal into the scrotum
dependent on androgens
With inguinal testes, further descent occurs in first 6 months of life
Due to postnatal surge of gonadotropin and testosterone
Most full-term infant boys: idiopathic