Undescended testis
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[size=20px]A 14-year old boy is found to have a testicle in the left inguinal canal. The right testicle is normal in size and location. On exploration the left testicle is 20% of the contralateral size and has very short vessels. What is the appropriate operative procedure? A Inguinal orchiopexy B Laparoscopic orchiopexy C One stage Fowler-Stevens orchiopexy D Two stage orchiopexy E Orchiectomy[/size]
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First one with correct answer with justification win. [size=20px]A 13-year old boy is found to have a testicle in the left inguinal canal. The right testicle is normally descended and feels normal. He undergoes orchiopexy on the left side. In counseling the parents, which of the following is true regarding cryptorchidism and the risk of cancer? A The boy has a 40 times greater risk of testicular cancer than the general population. B The risk of cancer in the normally descended testicle and the undescended testicle is the same. C Orchipexy at age six would have decreased the risk of cancer. D The most likely cancer to form will be seminoma. E The incidenc…
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First one with correct answer with justification win. [size=20px]A pediatrician calls you about an 18 month old in whom she could not palpate a testis in the left scrotum. On previous well child checks, she had documented that the patient had bilateral retractile testes that could be brought down to their normal positions in the scrotum. On your exam the left testis is palpable in the subcutaneous tissue distal to external inguinal ring but cannot be brought down into the scrotum. The next best step in management of this patient with an abnormally located testis is A reassure the parents that the testis will descend during puberty. B re-examine in six months. …
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