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Meanings of scrotum in English
Anatomical male reproductive structure that consists of a suspended sack of skin.
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Usage of scrotum in English
1
However, I tried running last week and had swelling in my scrotum.
2
The cases of penis and scrotum cancers were all squamous cell carcinomas.
3
After a few days, the unnamed scientist's penis and scrotum was blistered.
4
The patient manually compressed his scrotum at micturition to facilitate bladder emptying.
5
His sperm was very warm, as if his scrotum had a thermostat.
6
Examination showed a rough, swollen, and sensitive scrotum, containing some hard substance.
7
The lips of the vagina have fused shut and form a pseudo-scrotum.
8
The labia are the analogue of the scrotum in the male.
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The scrotum was normally developed, and the right testicle in situ.
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Background: The acute scrotum in children frequently presents a diagnostic dilemma.
11
They join together in the male, and form the closed scrotum.
12
Kerckring has a description of an individual in whom the scrotum was absent.
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The same assistant can also keep the scrotum up out of the way.
14
Can you explain why my testicle has not come down into my scrotum?
15
The labia descended laterally and expanded into folds, resembling the scrotum.
16
The word Mushka as ordinarily understood, implies the scrotum or testes.
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