Abstract
Cryptoorcidism or undescended testis is the common problem in pediatrics age group. The complications of intrabdominal undescended testis are at the risk of malignant transformation and propensity of torsion. The differential diagnosis for a right iliac fossa mass is appendicular mass, carcinoma caecum, mucocele of appendix or mesenteric cyst. Testicular tumor presenting as right iliac fossa mass in an adult is unusual. We report a case of torsion right intra-abdominal malignant testis diagnosed only after the surgery.
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