Crossed Testicular Ectopia: Report of Two Cases in Children of Consanguineous Parents - 13/06/22
, Sara Hernández-Martín 1 , Lidia Ayuso González 1 , Mónica Bronte Anaut 2 , Rosa Guarch Troyas 2 Abstract |
Crossed testicular ectopia (CTE) is an extremely rare anomaly of urogenital development. The etiopathogenic mechanism is unknown. Medical records of two biological siblings with a confirmed diagnosis of CTE being managed at our center were collected. The first patient was born with a non-palpable left testis. An exploratory laparoscopy was performed and a CTE was found. The second patient had an incarcerated left inguinal hernia and a mesopenile hypospadias. During surgery a CTE was observed. The parents were consanguineous. This is the first reported case of CTE in siblings.
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