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Fig. 4A. —71-year-old autopsy subject with no scrotal history in medical record and testicular "halo." Longitudinal ex vivo image of left testis reveals circumferential band of hypoechoic tissue (arrows) encompassing entire testis. Note lobular configuration of testis, which represented adhesions of tunica albuginea testis to surrounding structures.





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