The Journal of urology · 2010
Rate and associations of epididymal cysts on pediatric scrotal ultrasound.
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Posey Zachary Q, Ahn Hyeong Jun, Junewick Joseph, Chen John J, Steinhardt George F
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PURPOSE: We established the baseline occurrence of epididymal cysts, and the correlation between epididymal cysts and testicular size.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: We retrospectively reviewed all pediatric scrotal ultrasounds done at our institution in 8 years. We analyzed the proportion of cysts by patient age and compared testicular size in boys with vs without epididymal cysts.
RESULTS: Of all patients 14.4% had epididymal cysts. The cyst incidence increased with age, ie 35.3% of boys older than 15 years had cysts. Boys with epididymal cysts had larger testes than boys without cysts regardless of side or age (p <0.001).
CONCLUSIONS: Epididymal cysts are more common in older boys. Boys with epididymal cysts had larger testes than boys without cysts.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: We retrospectively reviewed all pediatric scrotal ultrasounds done at our institution in 8 years. We analyzed the proportion of cysts by patient age and compared testicular size in boys with vs without epididymal cysts.
RESULTS: Of all patients 14.4% had epididymal cysts. The cyst incidence increased with age, ie 35.3% of boys older than 15 years had cysts. Boys with epididymal cysts had larger testes than boys without cysts regardless of side or age (p <0.001).
CONCLUSIONS: Epididymal cysts are more common in older boys. Boys with epididymal cysts had larger testes than boys without cysts.