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Fig. 4C. —71-year-old autopsy subject with no scrotal history in medical record and testicular "halo." Photomicrograph of same specimen as B shows abnormally thickened tunica albuginea (TA), which is three times normal thickness and adherent (arrows) to epididymis (E). Testis (te) appears normal. Cleavage plane between tunica and testis is artifact. (Low power, H and E)