Atypical cryptorchid castrations

Kramer, Joanne

doi:10.1111/eve.12575

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“…This large variation depends on how complications are defined. Intraoperative complications are primarily related to lack of identification of the testis or presence of abnormally developed testis, 114,148 bowel perforation, 8,146 failure to pull an inguinal testis into the abdomen, poor visual field due to small intestinal distension, and inappropriately placed portals. 145 Standing laparoscopic castration is generally safe and rapid (30 to 40 minutes) when performed under optimal conditions but requires practice.…”

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Cryptorchidism in stallions

Arroyo

Tibary

2023

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Cryptorchidism is the most common disorder of sexual development in the male. The etiopathogenesis of cryptorchidism remains poorly understood and may involve genetic and environmental factors. The condition is obvious in horses with a good history, but diagnosis of cryptorchidism can be challenging in an apparently gelded horse presenting with stallion-like behavior and hemicastrated horses. Determination of the location of the retained testis is important for the selection of the surgical approach for cryptorchidectomy. The objective of this paper is to review current knowledge regarding pathogenesis of cryptorchidism in the equine, and methods for diagnosis including ultrasonographic determination of the location of the retained testis. A discussion of cryptorchidectomy approaches and possible complications is presented.

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Section: Postoperative Care and Complications Following Cryptorchidec...mentioning

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Cryptorchidism in stallions

Arroyo

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2023

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Atypical cryptorchid castrations

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Cryptorchidism in stallions

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