Shattered testicles overwhelmingly occur when the scrotum is subjected to severe trauma and do not normally shatter on their own. A shattered testicle is a serious injury that will not heal on its own, and patients often experience hematomas and pain that require surgical maneuvers for management. If the possibility of repair exists, a rupture repair can be performed, and if there is no possibility of repair, the testicle on this side will be removed directly. Testicular trauma requires immediate treatment in the emergency department of a hospital, which requires debridement and suturing, pressure bandages, etc. The next course of treatment, such as surgical removal, will be determined based on the specific situation.