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Prior to mobilizing the sac, the peritoneal neck of the sac was injected with 5 cc more of local (fourth of four injection sites: 1 skin/sub-Q, 2 external oblique, 3 tubercle) to prevent peritoneal pain and nausea.
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The sac was sharply dissected from the cord structures (cautery is avoided to prevent injury to the cord and vas.)
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The mobilized sac and its relationship to the spermatic cord are shown.
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