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Fig. 3B. —Testis from 61-year-old man who died from myocardial infarction. Photograph of gross specimen imaged in A shows most of testis is pale bland sclerotic regions with a few interspersed streaks (more yellow streaks at top) of more normal tubules. Reddish brown area at bottom of testis is mediastinum. Presumably, because most of testis was atrophic and sclerotic, no focal lesions were identified on sonography.





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