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A 6-year-old boy was brought to the emergency room because of excruciating pain in the scrotum. The diagnosis of testicular torsion was made, but the testes were already necrotic and had to be surgically removed. This infarct was caused by
 
  A. arterial thrombosis
  B. arterial embolism
  C. blockage of venous outflow
  D. venous thrombosis
  E. lymphatic obstruction
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