Laparoscopy-Assisted One-Stage Trans-Scrotal Orchiopexy Applicable to All Types of Maldescended Testes

Abstract

The present book, published by InTech, has been written by a number of highly outstanding authors from all over the world. Every author provides information concerning treatment of different diseases based on his or her knowledge, experience and skills. The chapters are very useful and innovative. This book is not merely devoted to urology sciences. There are also clear results and conclusions on the treatment of many diseases, for example well-differentiated papillary mesothelioma. We should not forget nor neglect that laparoscopy is in use more extensively than before, and in the future new subjects such as use of laparascopy in treatment of kidney cysts, simple nephrectomy, pyeloplasty, donor nephrectomy and even robotic laparoscopy will be researched further.

Scrotal Hydroceles not associated with Patent Processus Vaginalis in Children

“…At the second-look operation, diagnostic laparoscopy revealed closed IIR with thick cicatricial tissues (Figure 3.1). Because preoperative sonography revealed the testis located in a high scrotal region, transscrotal orchiopexy was done after resection of the thickened tunica vaginalis [3]. Histological examination showed thickened tunica vaginalis, containing partially cremaster muscle ibers, with proliferated lymph vessels (Figure 4.1).…”