what is spermatocele?

Spermatocele picture

The spermatocele (sperm cysts) usually occurs at the upper pole of the testis near the epididymis, as a cystic mass in the scrotum. A massive spermatocele may be difficult to differentiate from a hydrocele, which is also cystic, nontender, and transillumination. Ultrasound can help in diagnosis. Surgical removal is indicated in cases in which increases in volume and is uncomfortable for the patient.

Or other definition, cysts containing sperm. It can form from the epididymis, more rarely in other parts of the seminal tract, as a result of inflammatory processes that have led to the same tract obstruction, and then the retention of semen. Training is painless, usually 0.5-1 cm.
diagnosis
 
The diagnosis is run by analyzing the contents of the cyst, which is a liquid light-colored, sticky because of the presence of sperm that are evident immediately under a microscope.
therapy

Spermatocele image

The surgical treatment involves removing the cyst, which is necessary especially when it is exposed to complications (eg. Rupture, infection, pus) or when its dimensions become such as to cause problems to the patient.