Diagnosis and treatment of traumatic testicular torsion points of.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 4 Diagnosis and treatment of traumatic testicular torsion points of [Abstract] Objective To explore the traumatic testicular torsion in the early diagnosis and treatment methods to improve the diagnosis and treatment. Methods Retrospective analysis of five cases of traumatic testicular torsion in patients with clinical data. The first two cases the results of consultation time, within 6h after injury, diagnosed three cases of misdiagnosed the first diagnosis, referral, when diagnosed by the CDFI. The first diagnosis were confirmed two cases of surgical reduction was successful and the confirmed three cases of successful reduction surgery in 1 case, 2 cases of testicular necrosis excision, in which a fixed routine contralateral testicular exploration. Conclusion The first diagnosis of traumatic testicular torsion diagnosis and active surgical exploration is to increase the rate of suffering from testosterone to save the key. Improve the clinical understanding of this disease can reduce the rate of misdiagnosis. [Keywords:] Testicular diseases; scrotum; color Doppler examination The management of traumatic testicular torsion WANG Bin, SUN Wei.Department of Urology, Beichen Hospital of Tianjin City 300400, China [Abstract] Objective To present our experience in the management of traumatic testicular torsion.Methods Clinical data of 5 cases with traumatic testicular torsion were reviewed retrospectively. Results 2 cases were given medical aids within 6 hours after trauma. 3 cases were misdiagnosed at the first medical examination and later corrected by CDFI. Surgery was performed on 2 confirmedly diagnosed patients within 6 hours and it proved a success. Among the 3 later confirmed patients, one survived the surgery and the other 2 lost their testes due to necrosis.Conclusion Early confirmed diagnosis is important for the preservation of involved testes and CDFI is useful in confirming diagnosis. [Keywords:] testicular diseases; scrotum;