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The tunica vaginalis layer has a variable attachment to the testis, which gives ...
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The tunica vaginalis layer has a variable attachment to the testis, which gives rise to a change in the risk of testicular torsion. This variability has been illustrated as follows:
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Which of the configurations of the tunica vaginalis is MOST LIKELY to result in testicular torsion (think about why while reviewing this question)?
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