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Incarcerated inguinal hernia masks its detection on physical examinations, so its diagnosis is more of intraoperative making a one time management for both pathologies at single operation especially if the operation undertake with general anesthesia. This patient was operated for incarcerated inguinal hernia with incidental finding of right side type B1 polyorchidism. Both of the right side testes were atrophic and excision was done. Patients who present at a late adulthood age with polyorchidism and undescended testis can be successfully treated with surgi
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