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Undescended Testis Surgery

Paediatric undescended testis surgery, also known as orchiopexy, is performed to correct a condition in which one or both testicles do not descend into the scrotum before birth. This is a common condition in newborn boys, particularly in premature infants. If not treated on time, it may lead to complications such as infertility or increased risk of testicular problems later in life. Surgical correction ensures proper placement of the testis, supporting normal growth and long-term health.

Early Treatment for Healthy Development

Timely surgical intervention plays a crucial role in preventing future complications and ensuring proper testicular function in children.

  • Timely Surgical Correction: Surgery is usually recommended within the first year of life for the best outcomes.
  • Improved Fertility Potential: Early placement of the testis helps in preserving normal reproductive function.
  • Reduced Risk of Complications: Lowers the chances of testicular torsion and other related issues.
  • Minimally Invasive Techniques: Laparoscopic surgery may be used in certain cases for better precision and faster recovery.
Comprehensive Evaluation & Surgical Management

Each child undergoes a detailed clinical evaluation to determine the position and condition of the undescended testis. Based on the findings, the most suitable surgical approach is planned to safely bring the testis into the scrotum and fix it in place.

  • Customized Surgical Approach: Treatment is tailored depending on whether the testis is palpable or non-palpable.
  • Safe & Effective Outcomes: With advanced pediatric surgical care, orchiopexy provides excellent long-term results and normal development.