What are the indications for testicular traction surgery?

Testicular traction surgery is generally suitable for diseases such as testicular torsion, ectopic testicles, and wandering testicles. Reasonable treatment methods are recommended.

It is a common urological emergency. It refers to the twisting of the spermatic cord that controls the testicles, blocking the blood supply to the testicles. Patients will experience symptoms such as pain and testicular enlargement. Such patients need to surgically reset the torsion of the testicles, and then undergo orchiopexy.

It refers to abnormal development of the testicular frenulum, causing the testicles to stay in the perineum during descent. Such patients need to surgically reset the testicles, and then undergo orchiopexy.

It mainly means that the testicles may be located in the scrotum, but will retract to the abdominal cavity, above the scrotum, etc. during movement. Such patients also need orchiopexy.

In addition to the above, it is also used for diseases such as testicular skin laxity, which needs to be performed under the guidance of a doctor.