2020
DOI: 10.5222/jtaps.2020.65042
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Laparoscopy in non-palpable testis: single surgeon experience

Abstract: Laparoskopi bulgusuna göre hastalar Vanishing testisi olanlar (n=23), aşağı karın içi yerleşimli (iç halkaya 2 cm'den yakında olanlar) (n=5), yüksek karın içi yerleşimli (iç halkaya 2 cm'den uzakta) olanlar (n=3) olarak 3 gruba ayrılmıştır. Aşağı karın içi yerleşimli 5 testise inguinal orkidopeksi yapılmıştır. Yüksek karın içi yerleşimli 2 hastaya Fowler Stephens 1 ve kros testiküler ektopi olan diğerine de Laparoskopik orkidopeksi ameliyatı yapılmıştır. Vanishing testisi olan hastaların patoloji sonuçlarının … Show more

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“…The basic principle of this surgery is based on the ligation of the main vascular structures of the testis and the survival of the testis by being fed by collaterals, deferential artery of ductus deferens and cremasteric vessels. Orchiopexy can be performed in a two-session Fowlers-Stephens surgery if testicular atrophy has not developed 6 months post operatively after the first operation [15]. An estimated success rate of for singlesession Fowlers-Stephens surgery is reported as 80% and 85% for two-session Fowlers-Stephens surgery [16,17].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The basic principle of this surgery is based on the ligation of the main vascular structures of the testis and the survival of the testis by being fed by collaterals, deferential artery of ductus deferens and cremasteric vessels. Orchiopexy can be performed in a two-session Fowlers-Stephens surgery if testicular atrophy has not developed 6 months post operatively after the first operation [15]. An estimated success rate of for singlesession Fowlers-Stephens surgery is reported as 80% and 85% for two-session Fowlers-Stephens surgery [16,17].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%