Presentation
Empty scrotal sac.
Patient Data
Age: 15 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Bilateral undescended testis
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The right testicle is seen intra-abdominal within the right iliac fossa near the deep inguinal ring, well-defined regular in shape seen high in T2/STIR, low in T1 with restricted diffusion.
The left testicle is seen at the scrotal neck, well-defined regular in shape seen high in T2/STIR, low in T1 with restricted diffusion.
Left indirect inguinal hernia with fluid content is seen reaching the left scrotal compartment. Otherwise, empty scrotal sac.
Case Discussion
A case of delayed discovery of bilateral undescended testis with the right side is seen intra-abdominal. It is associated with left indirect inguinal hernia.
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