“…A hydrocoele in the canal of Nuck is thought to occur due to cyst formation in the remnant patent processus vaginalis. Since the canal normally closes after birth, few reports of a hydrocoele in the canal of Nuck in adults are available [5,6]. However, due to the prevalent use of laparoscopic surgery in recent years, scattered case reports describing latent hydrocoeles in the canal of Nuck after intraperitoneal insufflation, even at pressures below 10 mmHg, have emerged [7].…”