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Inguinoscrotal bilateral reducible hernia: (a) right and (b) left.
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The right mass dimension was 3.1 inches x 1.5 inches and the left mass was 5.5 inches x 1.9 inches (as shown in Figure 1); testicular transillumination was negative.
Right Littre's hernia: (a) hernial sac; (b) distal ileum; (c) Meckel's diverticula.
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Its diameter was 1.3 cm (Figure 2), which was posteriorly surgically inverted into the small intestine (Figure 3).
Surgical procedure: (a) Meckel's diverticula invagination; (b) cecal's appendix invagination.
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Its diameter was 1.3 cm (Figure 2), which was posteriorly surgically inverted into the small intestine (Figure 3). The cecal appendix was not inflamed, as can be seen in Figure 4; therefore, surgical inversion of the appendix into the colon was completed (Figure 3).
Left Amyand's hernia: (a) hernial sac; (b) caecum; (c) vermiform appendix; (d) right scrotum; (e) left scrotum.
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The cecal appendix was not inflamed, as can be seen in Figure 4; therefore, surgical inversion of the appendix into the colon was completed (Figure 3).