Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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3823758 | Progrès en Urologie | 2010 | 5 Pages |
Abstract
The fundamental notion is being able to distinguish epididymal and testicular pain and scrotal pain, because the testis has an abdominal origin, and therefore a sympathetic instead of sacral innervation. An absence evident somatic or iatrogenous cause should suggest hyersensibility to pain. Assessment of an epididymal and testicular pain requires a global clinical examination, which should take into account every aspect of the pain, including its functional and emotional components.
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Authors
L. Sibert, A. Safsaf, J. Rigaud, D. Delavierre, J.-J. Labat,