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Fig. 8C —15-year-old boy who presented with 1-week history of right groin and
scrotal pain due to torsed appendix testis. Photomicrograph of histopathologic
specimen shows marked hemorrhagic infarction and ectatic and congested
vascular spaces with leakage and resulting fresh hemorrhage. Scattered
hemosiderin pigment-laden macrophages can be found in areas. (H and E,
x10)
