Ultrasound 1: Right-sided presentation of a 9 mm wide inguinal canal and within it a well differentiated and vascularized bowel loop without peristalsis. Slightly hyperechoic testis, testicular hydrocele.
Ultrasound 2: The right testicle is increased in echogenicity and is slightly larger (in comparison to the left testicle), although the echostructure is homogenic and has a smooth margin.
Ultrasound 3: No evidence of perfusion in the slightly enlargend and hyperechogenic right testicle (with a good presentation of the color dopper signal in the left testicle / with identical parameters). Testicular hydrocele on the right.
Ultrasound 4: 1/2 hour after manually reposition of the bowel loop. Similar echogenicity and size of both testicles. In the color doppler mode, there was somewhat increased perfusion of the testicular parenchyma on the right side (clearly reactive). Right testicular hydrocele is decreasing in size.
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