Ross Copping

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Introduction Procedural sedation and pain management in interventional radiology (IR) are of critical importance to successful outcomes. Intravenous sedation is widely used but requires additional staffing and resources and can confer added risk. Procedural analgesia remains a relatively under-researched area in IR and more optimal solutions have the potential to reduce the need for anaesthetic resources and improve patient outcomes.

The clinical differential diagnosis of scrotal pain with a mass in a prepubertal boy is difficult. Often conditions such as testicular torsion and epididymo-orchitis are diagnosed. We present a rare cause of scrotal pain, idiopathic scrotal fat necrosis. This condition has a typical clinical presentation and ultrasound findings that have been described in a limited number of case reports.