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A. Common Processus Vaginalis B. Testicles and Persistent Mullerian Structures.
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The dissection of the adherent hernia sac was decided during this operation in this patient with TTE (Fig. 1A). However, the common mesorchium of the two testicles was very thick, and this might result from the coexistence of nonregressed Mullerian structures and type 2 TTE (Fig. 1B).
A. Testicle, fallopian tube, and its fimbriae B. The biopsy sample of infantile testis tissue.
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Testicular biopsies showed infantile testicular tissue in the static phase (Fig. 2B ).
Infantile uterus A. Endometrium B. Myometrium.
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Biopsies from testis, uterus, and fallopian tubes confirmed that these structures were testicles, and Mullerian structures (Fig. 3, Fig. 4).