Torsion of an inguinal canal testis.

The clinical diagnosis of a torsion of an ectopic testicle is difficult. Lack of knowledge on this pathology is often a cause of late diagnosis and can have serious consequences. This diagnosis should be made in front of any acute pelvic or inguinal pain in children with an ectopic testicle, regardless of age. We report a case of late presentation of a 6 month-old infant with torsion of an ectopic testicle leading to testicular necrosis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]