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A member asked:
Can testicular scrotum ultrasound colour droppler identify bell clapper deformality? as i am 31 years old, does it possible?
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bell clapper deformity is very difficult and nearly impossible to accurately demonstrate by ultrasound . Torsion is common between the periods of new-born and adolescence. Chances of having torsion at your age are very slim. Wear a good scrotal support and stop worrying. You will be fine.
Answered 5/11/2021
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