The Dilemma in the Diagnosis of Paratesticular Lesions.

Intra-scrotal swellings are commonly encountered all over the globe. Common causes include hydroceles, hernias, lipoma, cysts, etc. Rarely manifested as scrotal swelling is paratesticular swelling arising outside the testis. Clinically, they may mimic a tumour arising from testis either benign or malignant with grave consequences. Diagnosis hence is of paramount importance. It has to be ruled out as a diagnosis of exclusion. Knowledge of such swelling those other than the ones originating from the testis is thus crucial in order to have a better patient outcome in the absence of any mandated published guideline.