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Shankar Das Chattopadhyay1, Nisith Chandra Karmakar, Ritankar Sengupta
1Department of General Surgery, NRS Medical College and Hospital, Kolkata 700014.
Abstract:
Irreducible inguinal hernia is a very common emergency surgical problem. In most of the cases the content is either bowel or omentum. Testis, as a content of hernial sac is also found in undescended testis presenting as obstructed or irreducible congenital inguinal hernia. Here a case is reported of a phenotypically normal looking male presenting with irreducible left sided inguinal hernia which on exploration revealed uterus, fallopian tubes and testis. The case is presented because of its rarity of presentation.
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