hedrocele

/haɪˈdrɒsɪli/

Definitions

1. noun

A collection of serous fluid in a body cavity, especially the scrotum, often resulting from injury or infection.

“The patient was diagnosed with a hydrocele that required surgical removal.”

2. noun

A type of swelling in the scrotum caused by fluid accumulation.

“The doctor examined the patient and ordered an ultrasound to diagnose the hydrocele.”

3. noun

A condition characterized by an accumulation of fluid in a body cavity or organ.

“The patient was treated for a hydrocele that was causing discomfort in the testicles.”

Synonyms

  • hydrocele
  • hydrocyst
  • serous effusion

Antonyms

  • atrophy
  • emasculation