28th August 2020

A 36-year-old man presents to his GP after noticing a large, painless mass in his left scrotum

A 36-year-old man presents to his GP after noticing a large, painless mass in his left scrotum. On inspection, the mass is visible at the superior aspect of the scrotum. It does not change in size whether the man is standing or lying down. On palpation, it is smooth, soft and has well defined, rounded contours. It is not tender, and it transilluminates. The patient has no urinary symptoms, and his urine dip is negative.

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