Pediatric Surgery
Undescended testis surgery
Surgery to reposition a testis that hasn't descended into the scrotum naturally, usually done in early childhood.
When this is typically needed
- Diagnosed at birth or in infancy
- Testis not palpable in the scrotum
What it involves
A procedure to move the testis into its normal position, typically recommended before age 1-2 for best outcomes.
What to expect
Early correction is associated with better long-term outcomes, which is why timing is emphasised.
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