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Spermatic cord abscess after coronary angiography via femoral artery mimicking incarcerated inguinal hernia.

The first case and photographs of spermatic cord abscess after femoral artery coronarography due to bacterial inoculation from the skin presented in emergent setting. High index of clinical suspicion (previous trauma, infection, injections and minimally invasive access procedures) and imaging modalities are necessary for the preoperative diagnosis of the extremely rare spermatic cord abscess.