Abstract
Sperm granulomas are extratesticular, inflammatory lesions, usually located adjacent to the testis or seminal vesicle, which are associated with a history of infection, trauma, or prior surgery.1 These lesions are thought to represent a chronic inflammatory response to extravasated sperm resulting from damaged tubules or an obstructed vas deferens.2 Our case report demonstrates the sonographic appearance of recurrent sperm granuloma including color Doppler imaging.
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