Archivos espanoles de urologia · 2014
The management of bilateral cryptorchidism in the adult man: report of two cases.
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Lains-Mota Renato, Alpoim Filipe, Rodrigues Tiago, Rolim Nídia, Simões Hélder, Covita Ana, Nogueira Rui, Monteiro Helder, Sarquella Joaquim
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: Undescended testis or cryptorchidism is a pathology usually presenting in the newborn or during childhood, rarely diagnosed in the adult man. This article pretends to perform a review of its management in the adulthood.
METHODS: We present two cases of man with bilateral congenital cryptorchidism diagnosed in the adult. We made a review of the management of this condition in the adult male, based in a research performed in PubMed database.
CONCLUSIONS: With the use of laparoscopy in the management of men with cryptorchidism, the diagnostic and therapeutic approach in this pathology doesn't differ from that used in childhood. Surgical management is based in the localization of the testis in physical exploration, the risk of testicular cancer and the viability of the gonad in its exploration. Hormonal replacement therapy and fertility preservation techniques should be offered in selected cases to optimize patient health and desires.
METHODS: We present two cases of man with bilateral congenital cryptorchidism diagnosed in the adult. We made a review of the management of this condition in the adult male, based in a research performed in PubMed database.
CONCLUSIONS: With the use of laparoscopy in the management of men with cryptorchidism, the diagnostic and therapeutic approach in this pathology doesn't differ from that used in childhood. Surgical management is based in the localization of the testis in physical exploration, the risk of testicular cancer and the viability of the gonad in its exploration. Hormonal replacement therapy and fertility preservation techniques should be offered in selected cases to optimize patient health and desires.