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Torsed spermatocele, a rare cause of acute scrotum: Report of a case and review of literature.
Urology Case Reports 2022 November
Spermatocele is a common cause of benign scrotal swelling that mostly arises from the head of the epididymis. It is a fluid-filled swelling containing spermatozoa. Torsion of a spermatocele is a very rare encounter for a urologist. It is poorly described in the English literature and there are only seven cases reported so far. There is no specific clinical feature suggesting spermatocele torsion and the diagnosis is often made during an emergency scrotal exploration. We report the eighth case of torsed spermatocele in a young adult diagnosed during emergency scrotal exploration for a suspected testicular torsion.
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