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case_images: Coronal short tau inversion recovery (STIR) image. Coronal diffusion-weighted image with a b-value of 800. The figure shows the presence of one testis in the left hemiscrotum with hydrocele and another one noted in the left inguinal canal which show hyperintense signal in STIR sequence and restriction in diffusion-weighted image.
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case_images: Another testis measuring 1.2 x 0.6 cm was noted on the ipsilateral side within the left inguinal canal ( Fig. 1 ). 
case_images: Crossed ectopic testes with separate vas and vessel and a hernia sac.
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case_images: After herniotomy, the ectopic testis was fixed transseptally to the right hemiscrotum ( Fig. 2 ).
case_images: PMC6291379_02
case_images: Coronal short tau inversion recovery (STIR) image. Coronal diffusion-weighted image with a b-value of 800. The figure shows the presence of one testis in the left hemiscrotum with hydrocele and another one noted in the left scrotal neck which shows hyperintense signal in STIR sequence and restriction in diffusion-weighted image.
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case_images: Another testis measuring 1.3 x 0.6 cm was noted at the same side just above the first one near the neck of the scrotum ( Fig. 3a and b ).
case_images: (
  A
  ) Intraoperative finding of two cords. (
  B
  ) Subdartos scrotal fixation of both testes.
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case_images: Both cords were released followed by bilateral orchiopexy using a subdartos pouch after passing one of them through the median raphe onto the right hemiscrotum ( Fig. 4 ).