Is routine excision of dysplastic testicular remnants/nubbins associated with nonpalpable testis necessary? Is routine fixation of contralateral solitary testis indicated? A survey on the prevalent practice among Indian pediatric surgeons
Background and Aims: Dysplastic nubbin also referred to as testicular regression syndrome (TRS) is found in 5% of cases of the Non palpable testis (NPT). There is no consensus on the excision of the above and fixation of the contralateral solitary testis. We aimed to survey the prevalent practice of...
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