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Epididymis examined by ultrasound. Correlation with pathology
Radiology
|April 1, 1984
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Ultrasound has been used to study focal cystic and solid lesions of the epididymis as well as inflammatory processes. Correlation with pathology has yielded a clearer understanding of the sonographic findings and aided in the evaluation of disease.
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