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Absent or markedly decreased color Doppler flow to the affected testis with an…

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Normal versus torsed testis on gray-scale and color Doppler — source media 1
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Normal versus torsed testis on gray-scale and color Doppler

Four-panel original figure compares gray-scale and color Doppler of a normal testis with an enlarged torsed testis lacking detectable intratesticular color flow.

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Zhenxing Sun, Mingxing Xie, Feixiang Xiang, Yue Song, Cheng Yu, Yanrong Zhang, Sachin Ramdhany, and Jing Wang · CC BY 4.0 · source_rechecked_this_run

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Absent right testicular flow versus left — source media 2
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Absent right testicular flow versus left

Color Doppler shows absent/minimal right intratesticular color signal versus preserved left-sided flow; spectral waveform accompanies the comparison.

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Rahul V Nene, Rachna Subramony, Michael Macias, Colleen Campbell, and Amir Aminlari · CC BY 4.0 · source_rechecked_this_run

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