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Transcutaneous Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation for Treating Varicocele-Induced Scrotal Pain
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[Acute scrotal pain : diagnostic and therapeutic protocol]
Dekra Zair1, Samuel Tekleab2, Xavier Baer3
1Service de gériatrie et réhabilitation, HFR Tafers, 1712 Tafers.
Abstract:
Acute scrotal pain is a common presentation in emergency and urological practice and encompasses a wide spectrum of etiologies ranging from benign conditions to true surgical emergencies. Because testicular torsion carries a narrow therapeutic window with rapid deterioration of testicular viability, early recognition and exclusion of torsion remain the cornerstone of initial evaluation. This protocol provides a structured, evidence-based approach to the assessment and management of acute scrotal pain, integrating anatomical considerations, key clinical features, and the main differential diagnoses.
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