male

Question 1

Answer 1

seminal vesicle stones

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Question 5

25yo with vague scrotal pain. Next step?

Answer 5

testicular self exams

very weak link to testicular cancer - so now self exams are recommended. No imaging follow up is required.

Question 6

Answer 6

testicular cancer with para-aortic mets

Question 7

most sensitive sign for ruptured testicle at sonography

Answer 7

contour abnormality

Question 8

lesions in the peripheral zone are scored using what sequence?

Answer 8

ADC

Question 9

prostate lesions in the transition zone are scored using what sequence?

Answer 9

T2

Question 10

prostate cancer size cut off to upgrade from PI-RADS 4 to 5?

Answer 10

1.5 cm

Question 11

transrectal US of the prostate

Answer 11

calcified prostatic utricle cyst

Question 12

immigrant virgin

Answer 12

TB

this is a rare cause of urethral strictures. If you see stricutres think Neisseria gonorrhea

Question 13

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Balanitis xerotica obliterans

(also known as lichen sclerosus et atrophicus)

Question 14

19M, sexually active

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Question 16

most common cause of post-traumatic strictures in the urethra

Answer 16

straddle pelvic injury

Question 17

most common lesion of the epididymis

Answer 17

adenomatoid tumor

Question 18

most common extratesticular mass

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spermatic cord lipoma

Question 19

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There is a mass adjacent to the right testicle that demonstrates no vascular flow. This is compatible with an appendix testis that has torsed. Torsion of the appendix testis is managed conservatively with pain management. The right testicle is normal with no evidence of torsion.

Question 20

Answer 20

Peyronie’s disease

Ultrasound is typically the first modality for evaluation

echogenic thickening with posterior acoustic shadowing seen along the dorsum of the penis, consistent with calcifications.

Question 21

peyronie disease calcs are located where?

Answer 21

Tunica albuginea, dorsal aspect

Question 22

Answer 22

Spermatocele

extratesticular cysts, representing a cystic dilation of the tubules of the efferent ductules in the head of the epididymis, due to blockage of epididymal ducts.

Question 23

site of obstruction of posterior urethral valves in male children

Answer 23

verumontanum

prominent ridge of smooth muscle in the posterior portion of the prostatic urethra, and is the site of the paired ejaculatory duct orifices

Question 24

what is the prostatic utricle?

Answer 24

prostatic utricle is a Müllerian duct derivative and is the blind-ending male homologue of the uterus and vagina