Case discussion: Acute scrotal pain in young men

Acute scrotal pain in young men Acute scrotal pain is distressing for patients and their parents, and its presentation is a concern to the non-urologist. While the ultimate goal is to exclude acute torsion and avoid testicular loss, a careful history and thorough clinical examination may prevent unnecessary hospital referral. Here, the authors explore the lessons from three case scenarios. Authors:           Sally Deverill CT2 Urology, Portsmouth NHS Trust          Mr Mark Sullivan Consultant Urological Surgeon, Churchill Hospital, Oxford           Mr Stephen Keoghane Consultant Urological Surgeon, Portsmouth NHS Trust CASE 1: TESTICULAR