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Undescended testes is the failure of descent of the testes even once in the entire life time up to the base of the scrotum. In the 8 th week of IUL, the testes arise in the abdominal cavity i.e retroperitoneally and descend through the inguinal canal to the scrotum in the last trimester.1 Testicular descent is a dynamic process, and about 4% of full term infants (and about 25% of premature infants) will not have a descended testis at birth.2 1.5% of boys by three months of age will still have undescended testis.3 Undescended testes and congenital inguinal hernia commonly coexist, with the principal defect being a patent process vaginalis.

A Prospective study showing incidence of Inguinal Hernia with Undescended Testes in KMC, Katihar