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Urology, 2012
To compare the clinical outcomes of transumbilical multiport laparoscopic orchiopexy (TMLO) vs standard laparoscopic orchiopexy (SLO) for 1-stage management of impalpable testes in children.A total of 30 patients underwent primary TMLO from January 2010 to December 2011. An additional 25 patients underwent SLO during the same period. These 2 procedures
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To compare the clinical outcomes of transumbilical multiport laparoscopic orchiopexy (TMLO) vs standard laparoscopic orchiopexy (SLO) for 1-stage management of impalpable testes in children.A total of 30 patients underwent primary TMLO from January 2010 to December 2011. An additional 25 patients underwent SLO during the same period. These 2 procedures
Hong, Mei +7 more
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Surgical Correction of the Failed Orchiopexy
Journal of Urology, 1983The reasons for failure of orchiopexy were investigated by reviewing the records of 350 boys with undescended testis. There were 36 boys (10 per cent) who had experienced failure of an initial surgical procedure. We found that the standard surgical techniques of local inguinal dissection, high ligation of a patent processus vaginalis, extensive ...
M, Maizels, F, Gomez, C F, Firlit
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Torsion of testicle following orchiopexy
Urology, 1980A patient with torsion of a previously operated testicle is reported, and techniques of prophylactic orchiopexy are discussed.
J F, Redman, J W, Stallings
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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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