Torsion of the undescended testis in a healthy adult male

Introduction. Torsion of undescended testis (UDT) in adults is rare, with only several published cases so far, and represents a urological emergency. Case outlines. We present a case of UDT torsion in 31-year-old, otherwise healthy, man who had right-side inguinal pain for six hours before he was admitted to hospital. Swelling was palpable in the area of the right groin region. The diagnosis was established based on Doppler ultrasound and exploratory surgery findings. A right-sided orchiectomy was performed. According to the available data, there are no published cases on this topic in the region. Conclusion. Although torsion of the UDT is a rare condition, it must be considered when symptoms of abdominal pain or swelling and pain in the groin region occur. Orchiectomy is suggested.