Editorial Comment on A nomogram for predicting risk factors of testicular salvage after testicular torsion in children
Hideki Takeshita
Abstract:Testicular torsion is a disease that causes testicular ischemia and, if the torsion is not resolved within a certain period of time, irreversible testicular necrosis. The most important factors that determine testicular prognosis are thought to be the torsion angle and ischemia time, and if the testicular torsion angle is >360°and the ischemia time exceeds 24 h, it is said that all testes become necrotic.Other predictors of testicular prognosis have also been investigated, including ultrasound findings and sev… Show more
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