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Archives of Surgery, 1971
A series of 287 undescended testicles was subjected to orchiopexy. In 193 instances (68.3%) a one-stage procedure achieved a satisfactory anatomic result. In 62 instances (21.5%) a two-stage procedure was elected when a one-stage approach was not possible.
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A series of 287 undescended testicles was subjected to orchiopexy. In 193 instances (68.3%) a one-stage procedure achieved a satisfactory anatomic result. In 62 instances (21.5%) a two-stage procedure was elected when a one-stage approach was not possible.
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Archivos espanoles de urologia, 1981
We base the surgical treatment of cryptorchidism on three points: a) identification of the testicle; b) release of the testicle and funiculolysis; c) fixing of the testicle. Out of a total of 95 cases of cryptorchidism, three presented no testicle and 92 were lowered into their sac in a single surgical operation.
J, Sacristán, P, Laguna, J L, Batalla
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We base the surgical treatment of cryptorchidism on three points: a) identification of the testicle; b) release of the testicle and funiculolysis; c) fixing of the testicle. Out of a total of 95 cases of cryptorchidism, three presented no testicle and 92 were lowered into their sac in a single surgical operation.
J, Sacristán, P, Laguna, J L, Batalla
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Scandinavian Journal of Urology and Nephrology, 1987
The various steps in a urological orchiopexy are described in detail; alignment of an everted testis, funiculolysis, retroperitoneal dissection and medial displacement of the cord. The extent of surgical dissection needed and the final position of the testis have been registered in 150 orchiopexies.
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The various steps in a urological orchiopexy are described in detail; alignment of an everted testis, funiculolysis, retroperitoneal dissection and medial displacement of the cord. The extent of surgical dissection needed and the final position of the testis have been registered in 150 orchiopexies.
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Journal of Laparoendoscopic and Advanced Surgical Techniques - Part A, 2020
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