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Fig. 4B. —71-year-old autopsy subject with no scrotal history in medical record and testicular "halo." Gross pathology of specimen in A shows thickened white tunica albuginea testis (arrows) encircling testis, which has been bivalved. Paler area at top of testis is more sclerotic parenchyma.