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Wondwose Mengist Dereje1, Misganaw Degu Worku2, Desalegn Kefale Aegash2
1University of Gondar, College of Medicine and Health Sciences, Department of Neurology, Gondar, Ethiopia.
Abstract:
Testicular dislocation is a rare condition in which one or both testes are displaced from the scrotum to an ectopic location and is often overlooked due to associated injuries. A 17-year-old adolescent presented three weeks after a road traffic accident with left inguinal swelling and pain. Initial assessment revealed a pelvic fracture treated conservatively. Examination showed left inguinal tenderness, and ultrasonography confirmed the testis in the inguinal region. Surgical exploration revealed displacement at the inguinal ring. The testis was repositioned and orchidopexy performed. Recovery was uneventful. Trauma patients with inguinal pain or swelling should be evaluated for testicular dislocation.
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