Undescended Testicle Surgery
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Undescended Testicle Surgery (Orchiopexy)
Early intervention protects both reproductive health and comfort of life
An undescended testicle (cryptorchidism) is a condition in which the testicle does not descend into the scrotum after birth.
It is one of the most common congenital urologic problems in male infants. The testicle is located in the abdomen or
It can be stuck at any level in the inguinal canal. It can be unilateral or bilateral.
When it is not recognized and treated in time; serious problems such as infertility, testicular torsion, cancer risk
may lead to consequences. Surgical intervention should therefore usually be planned before the age of 1 year.
Who Has Undescended Testicles?
More common in premature (preterm) babies
Increased risk in children with family history
May be due to hormonal or anatomical developmental disorders
80% of testicles descend spontaneously into the scrotum within the first year - this is observed
However, if the testicle is still not in the sack after 6 months, surgery is necessary
Diagnosis Process
- Physical examination checks whether the testicle is in the bag or not
- Ultrasound and, if necessary, laparoscopy is performed for testicles located in the abdomen
- Pseudo undescended testis (retractile testis) should be differentiated
- Supported by hormone tests when necessary
Surgical Treatment Orchiopexy
Open Surgery
- The testicle is accessed through a small incision in the groin area
- The testicle is appropriately lowered into the scrotum and secured with sutures
- The most common and reliable method
Laparoscopic Method
- Used in intra-abdominal testes
- The testicle is located with the help of a camera
- If it can reach, it is lowered, if necessary, a two-stage plan is made
Two-Stage Orchiopexy
- If the testicle is at a high level, the testicle is loosened in the first stage without cutting the vessels
- After 6 months, it is reduced to a bag with a second surgery
Operation Process
- Duration: Approximately 30-60 minutes
- Anesthesia: General anesthesia
- Hospitalization: Usually discharged on the same day
-Recovery: Within 3-5 days the child can return to normal activities
- Stitches: Subcutaneous absorbable, dressing is usually not required
Process Management Suitable for Health Tourism Process Management Suitable for Health Tourism
- - Remote pre-assessment with ultrasound and examination findings
- - Appointment planning is made by determining the appropriate surgical method
- - Hospitalization on the day of operation and discharge on the same day is possible
- - Accompaniment, accommodation, transportation support
- - Digital system support for remote postoperative follow-up
A timely orchiopexy ensures both the reproductive health and the future quality of life of your child.
You can contact us for diagnosis, surgical planning and operation process.