scrotitis (skrotitis)

[NL., non-striated muscular ti ue. All mammals whose testes leave the abdominal cavity have a scrotum, but in position, as well as in other particulars, it differs much in different cases. It is perineal, as in man, monkeys, dogs, etc.; or inguinal, as in the horse, bull, etc.; or abdominal, as in marsupials, in the position of the mammary pouch of the female. It may be se ile and little protuberant, or pendulous by a narrow neck, as in the bull, marsupials, etc. -Raphe of the scrotum. See raphe.