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See Latest ArticlesA case of adult acute idiopathic scrotal edema
NCP Urology, 06/18/09
Ooi DGS et al. - A 40-year-old man presented to a hospital emergency department with acute-onset, bilateral, painless swelling of the scrotum, which had developed progressively over the previous 12 h. The patient received expectant management and treatment with an NSAID to relieve his inflammation. He was discharged from hospital and his symptoms resolved within 72 h of onset of treatment.
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