Abstract
In Perineal ectopic testis (PET), the testis is located between the penoscrotal raphe and genitofemoral fold. PET incidence is < 1% of all undescended testis. It is a rare congenital anomaly. This article reports a case of an inguinal orchidopexy of the ectopic testis on a male patient aged 9 year presenting a right testicle located in right perineum. Examination of patient with empty scrotum (maldescent testes) should include examination of sites like perineum to look for ectopic testis.
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