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[Testicular hydrocele: therapy with sclerosing solutions].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 14 Jul 1989Journal:Archivos espanoles de urologia, volume 42 (issn: 0004-0614,

Authors: J M, Castillo Jimeno; A, Santiago González de Garibay; F, Marcotegui Ros; J I, Yurs Arruga; J L, Sebastián Borruel;

pmid: 2735777

[Testicular hydrocele: therapy with sclerosing solutions].

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Abstract

Twelve adult patients with acquired hydrocele of the testis were submitted to treatment with aspiration and injection of an acrine derivative (quinacrine) guided by ultrasonography. A 12 month follow up of all patients showed good results were achieved by sclerotherapy with quinacrine.

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Aged, 80 and over, Male, Quinacrine, Drug Evaluation, Humans, Middle Aged, Sclerosing Solutions, Aged, Testicular Hydrocele

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