Mr G was diagnosed with a Hydrocele which was a swelling around his testicle. Mr G underwent an operation to remove the Hydrocele. Unfortunately, the testicle became infarcted which meant there was obstruction of the blood supply to the testicle causing the death of the tissue (infarction). Mr G repeatedly attended Outpatient appointments advising the Consultants that he was still in a great deal of pain but was always told that everything was fine and that this was simply part of the healing process.
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