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Depends on the causes of scrotal masses, risk factors are different,for example in testicular tortion the most potent risk factor is undescended testicle and genetic structural defects. | Depends on the causes of scrotal masses, risk factors are different,for example in testicular tortion the most potent risk factor is undescended testicle and genetic structural defects. | ||
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Overview
Depends on the causes of scrotal masses, risk factors are different,for example in testicular tortion the most potent risk factor is undescended testicle and genetic structural defects.
Risk factors
Depends on the causes of scrotal masses, risk factors are different,for example in testicular tortion the most potent risk factor is undescended testicle and genetic structural defects.
Common Risk Factors
- Common Risk factors in scrotal masses include:
- Undecsending testicle at birth
- Genetic deformities
- Sexual activity
- Bladder obstruction
- Urogenital malformations
- Genetic deformities
- Abdominal wall injury
- Cryptorchidism
- kleinfelter syn
- Idiopathic
Less Common Risk Factors
- Long time bicycle riding
- Old age
- White race
- Idiopathic
References
- ↑ OʼReilly P, Le J, Sinyavskaya A, Mandel ED (2016). "Evaluating scrotal masses". JAAPA. 29 (2): 26–32. doi:10.1097/01.JAA.0000476208.04443.ca. PMID 26757064.