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case_images: (a) Right-sided cryptorchidism is seen during laparoscopic surgery for a left inguinal hernia. (b) Laparoscopic inspection reveals a solid structure, resembling a uterus, extending into the left inguinal canal.
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case_images: We confirmed right cryptorchidism (Figure 1(a)) at the time of surgery. We also noted a solid structure resembling a uterus that extended into the left inguinal canal (Figure 1(b)).
case_images: Magnetic resonance imaging shows a left inguinal hernia containing uterine and vaginal structures extending from the left inguinal canal into the scrotum (yellow arrows). There is a normal testis in the left hemiscrotum (white arrow). Mullerian duct derivatives are connected to the prostate on the dorsal side (white arrowhead).
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case_images: The Mullerian duct derivatives were continuously connected to the prostate on the dorsal side (Figure 2).