How to do a minimally invasive surgery for cryptorchidism

The procedure for minimally invasive surgery of cryptorchidism generally includes anesthesia, incision, finding and fixing the testicle, suture, etc.

1. Anesthesia

Depending on the patient's specific condition, the doctor will choose local anesthesia or general anesthesia.

2. Incision The

doctor will make a small incision in the groin area, usually about 1-2 cm in length.

3. Finding and fixing the testicle

Through the incision, the doctor may use a microscope or other auxiliary tools to help locate the testicle. Then, the doctor will gradually gently pull the testicle toward the scrotum with his hand. After moving the testicle to the correct position, the doctor will use sutures or other fixation means to fix it in the scrotum.

4. Suture

After the testicle is lowered, the doctor will close the incision, usually using absorbable sutures.