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Testicular US showing hydrocele and presence of catheter in scrotum.
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On post-operative day seven, patient developed right testicular edema, for which testicular ultrasound (US) was performed, revealing hydrocele along with the presence of distal catheter in the scrotum (Fig. 1).
Abdominal X-ray confirming distal catheter migration.
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Abdominal X-ray was performed, confirming the migration of distal catheter through the inguinal canal (Fig. 2).
Post-operative abdominal X-ray after distal catheter trimming.
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On post-operative day nine, patient received another operation for distal catheter trimming via laparoscopic approach with general surgery, and post-operative imaging was satisfactory for the location of distal catheter in the peritoneal cavity (Fig. 3).