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Fig. 7A —18-year-old man who presented with palpable right scrotal mass and vague right testicular pain for 2 months secondary to chronic epididymitis. Sagittal sonogram of right scrotum shows a solid hypoechoic mass (E) that appears separate from testis (T) and epididymis with increased flow on color Doppler imaging. At inguinal exploration, biopsy of mass and pathology showed chronic epididymitis with fibrosis.