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Fig. 2B. —Testes from 18-year-old man who died from leukemia and sepsis. Photograph of gross specimen imaged in A shows pale area (arrows) to be region of tubular atrophy and sclerosis and to correspond to hypoechoic area in A. More normal testicular parenchyma, yellow-brown area, represents most of testis.

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