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case_images: Scrotal ultrasonography showed absent testis blood flow.
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case_images: Scrotal ultrasonography showed hypoechoic left testis without intrinsic vascularity (Figure 1) and moderate to gross left hydrocoele is noted with internal echoes and septation.
case_images: Black, torsed left testis attached with old stitch from lower pole to the side wall of scrotum.
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case_images: Urgent surgical exploration of left side revealed intact tunica vaginalis with moderate hydrocele, left testis delivered which was black, torsed, and attached with old stitch from lower pole to the side wall of scrotum (Figure 2).
case_images: Fixation of the right testis with three stitches.
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case_images: The right testis was explored and it was attached with single stitch to the lower pole; old stitch was removed and fixation with three stitches 3/0 vicryl to the scrotal wall was done (Figure 3).