How long does it take for a microscopic spermatic cord operation?

Microscopic spermatic cord surgery usually takes 1-2 hours.

Before the surgery begins, the patient will receive general or local anesthesia to ensure that there is no pain during the procedure. Then, the patient needs to make a small incision after local disinfection of the surgical area with the help of a doctor. By using a microscope, the spermatic vein will be found in the local tissue to ensure accurate ligation and resection. After the surgery is completed, the doctor will clean and treat the surgical area and close the incision. The process generally takes 1-2 hours.

It is recommended that patients who need microscopic spermatic cord surgery need to consult and discuss with a professional doctor for detailed information and guidance.