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Undecended testis with azoospermia
MRI Impression Summary
Hypoplastic left testis in the inguinal canal & shows normal in MRI signal intensity
Aplastic (absent) right testis
Mildly hypoplastic seminal vesicles with cysts
Mild left hydrocele
Umbilical hernia
Other abdominal and pelvic organs are normal
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MRI suggests absent/hypoplastic right testis, hypoplastic left testis, bilateral seminal vesicle cysts, and mild left hydrocele.These findings can affect fertility, so consult for detailed evaluation and fertility assessment.
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
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Bhubaneswar
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