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A young doctor, a surgeon, decides to go on a mission to Africa after his professional exam. He encounters diagnoses and procedures that are completely unusual for him. One of these diagnoses is Fournier gangrene. This is a rare but very serious polymicrobial infection of the male genital tract, leading to gangrene (secondary necrosis) of the soft tissues of this area. It is a superficial process affecting the skin of the scrotum or penis (testicles are not affected); the perineum and perianal area may also be affected. Broad-spectrum antibiotics are given immediately. Urgent surgical treatment with removal of all dead tissue is also necessary. In the patient, the extent is so severe that all the skin and subcutaneous tissue of the scrotum is removed. What tissue lies beneath these layers and forms the testicular sheath?