Cryptorchidism in patients with delayed treatment of 68 cases.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 14 Cryptorchidism in patients with delayed treatment of 68 cases Keywords:: Cryptorchidism or testicular failure is the decline in birth yet to drop one or both testes into the scrotum and testicular descent remain in a certain way in a site, such as retroperitoneal, inguinal canal or scrotum high somewhere. Sliding testis refers to the testicles in the scrotum can easily be pushed into the upper part of the scrotum or inguinal canal, but is very easy to return to its original place, which is different from the testicles shrink, and also different ectopic testis, but its the same as testicular tissue changes and cryptorchidism and should be treated equally with cryptorchidism. Testicular position is not normal, apart from the heat outside the testis, but also prone to tumors, particularly intra-abdominal cryptorchidism, and its incidence is tens of times higher than normal. According to statistics, testicular tumors in 8% to 15% occurred in cryptorchidism [1]. Therefore, early diagnosis and treatment of cryptorchidism is not only related to testicular development and subsequent reproductive capability, just as the prevention of testicular malignant transformation is an important measure, attention should be paid. Now on the clinical treatment of hospital patients with cryptorchidism as follows. A clinical data In our hospital from 2000 to 2005 altogether 68 cases of cryptorchidism surgery, the oldest 38 years old, of which 26 cases over 7 years of age, accounting for 38.24%; 3 ~ 7 years old 40 cases, accounting for 58.82%; 3 surgical patients before the age of only 2 cases, accounted for 2.94%. 3 cases of bilateral cryptorchidism, unilateral cryptorchidism in 65 cases (2 cases of testicular not found), palpation when the patient than those of normal scrotal development of poor, or even developed. Testis than in the normal side or the normal small, sof