British journal of urology · 1995
Congenital testicular maldescent: significance of the complete hernial sac.
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Donnell S C, Rickwood A M, Jee L D, Jackson M
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To test the hypothesis that testicular maldescent is rarely congenital in the absence of a complete hernial sac.
PATIENTS AND METHODS: The study comprised 110 boys undergoing orchidopexy. Operative findings (complete hernial sac versus no hernial sac) were compared with recorded testicular descent at birth.
RESULTS: Among 70 testes recorded as maldescended neonatally there was no example without a complete hernial sac at orchidopexy. Among 60 recorded as descended neonatally, 43 had no sac at orchidopexy.
CONCLUSIONS: The findings are consistent with the hypothesis, though not with the proposition, that the presence of a complete hernial sac at orchidopexy constitutes proof of congenital testicular maldescent.
PATIENTS AND METHODS: The study comprised 110 boys undergoing orchidopexy. Operative findings (complete hernial sac versus no hernial sac) were compared with recorded testicular descent at birth.
RESULTS: Among 70 testes recorded as maldescended neonatally there was no example without a complete hernial sac at orchidopexy. Among 60 recorded as descended neonatally, 43 had no sac at orchidopexy.
CONCLUSIONS: The findings are consistent with the hypothesis, though not with the proposition, that the presence of a complete hernial sac at orchidopexy constitutes proof of congenital testicular maldescent.