Unilateral double testicular arteries surround renal vein

Bilateral testicular arteries (TAs) are the ventral subdivisions of abdominal aorta, mostly separated at the lower starting point of the renal arteries, and obliquely descended on the psoas major muscles. In the retroperitoneal region of abdomen, they run on the superior aperture of pelvis and enter into the spermatic cords in the inguinal canal. Clinical features and the awareness of TAs variants are associated with solving such a comprehensive issue of fertility and varicocele.1 Mostly some reports showed that variant testicular artery aroused from renal arteries or with double source of origin from aorta, frequently took place on the right side.2,3 In our case report, we observed double TAs are originated from aorta in addition to testicular (artery)-renal (vein) anastomosis on the left side. Presentation