Testicular Tumors Sonographic Appearance

Hypoechoic lesion with smooth, well-defined borders

Small hypoechoic mass with areas of increased echogenicity due to calcification, irregular borders, and may contain a cystic area

Irregular borders, complex lesion, and metastasis usually seen

<p>Solid hypoechoic lesion, uncommonly may appear as hyperechoic or mixed echogenicity</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Hypoechoic lesion with smooth, well-defined borders.

Small hypoechoic mass with calcification, irregular borders, may have cystic area.

Complex mass, usually cystic or solid with well-defined borders and acoustic shadowing.

Irregular borders, complex lesion, often with metastasis.

Solid hypoechoic lesion, can appear hyper-echoic or mixed echogenicity.

Enlarged testis with diffuse or focal decreased echogenicity.

Enlarged testis with areas of varying echogenicity.

Well-circumscribed anechoic areas with through transmission.

An area of decreased echoes behind a dense structure due to sound wave absorption.