Letter to the Editor
Another Case of Testicle Duplication With Contralateral Agenesis
Abstract
We read with interest the recent case report on the rare occurrence of unilateral testicular duplication with contralateral testicular agenesis or anorchism.1 In the introduction of this case, a sentence reads “We have found only one similar case reported in the literature.” In the conclusion, the last sentence reads “We report the second case of this association.” This association is indeed rare; however, we are reporting another case not mentioned by the authors that followed the earlier report of Kalani and Purohit2 but preceded the case presented above by Leung et al.1This content is limited to qualifying members.
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