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Contenu scrotal

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IRM du pelvis de l’homme et de la femme

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L’IRM du contenu scrotal n’a que de rares indications comparées à celles de l’écho-Doppler, qui répond dans la grande majorité des cas à la question posée. L’IRM vient toujours en deuxième intention, en général à la demande des radiologues eux-mêmes dans les cas inhabituels ou douteux. L’IRM est particulièrement pertinente pour différentier les processus intratesticulaires des processus extratesticulaires [1], pour analyser de façon globale les processus infiltratifs, pour différencier une zone de fibrose d’une tumeur, pour analyser les pathologies du cordon (en particulier, les lésions à composante graisseuse [2]). Elle fournit une illustration non-opérateur dépendant dans le bilan préchirurgical de lésions non palpables. Dans certaines équipes, l’IRM peut intervenir en troisième intention à la suite d’une échographie de contraste [3].

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Rocher, L., Ifergan, J., Bellin, M.F., Glas, L., Cluzel, G. (2014). Contenu scrotal. In: IRM du pelvis de l’homme et de la femme. Springer, Paris. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-2-8178-0428-6_10

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