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Testicular Maldescent cases discussion Gad Hassaan Ali Ahmed Assistant lecturer of urology and Andrology [email protected] Dr. Hassaan Ali 2014

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Dr. Hassaan Ali 2014

Testicular Maldescentcases discussion

Gad Hassaan Ali AhmedAssistant lecturer of urology and Andrology

[email protected]

Dr. Hassaan Ali 2014

Dr. Hassaan Ali 2014

Case no.1Male infant 6 months old came to outpatient clinic by her mother , she notes that he has abnormal external genitals in the form of empty hemi scrotum .

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would you like to ask the mother any questions before examine the infant ?

Predisposing factors prematurity, birth weight ,

small for gestational age, twinning,

maternal exposure to estrogens in the first trimester, Time of presentation .

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How to examine this infant?

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How to examine this infant?the patient needs to be warm, relaxed and in frog leg position. The state of the scrotum is important .Presence or absence of features like hypoplasticity ,bifidity, rugae,

transposition ,hypospadias and chordee should be noted .Serial examinations may be required .

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what did you find?

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what did you find?1-unilateral palpable undescended testis without associated

genital anomalies .2-unilateral non palpable testis without associated genital

anomalies.3-UDT with associated genital anomalies.

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What investigationEuropean Association of Urology Guidelines Physical examination is the only method of differentiating

palpable and non-palpable testes .There is no benefit from ultrasound (US), computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) or angiograph

Diagnostic laparoscopy

is the only reliable examination to confirm or exclude

an intra-abdominal, inguinal and absent/vanishing testis

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Management 1 -Hormonal Therapy effectiveness less than 20%

HCG stimulates Leydig cells directly to produce testosterone , The schedule is 1500 IU/m2 given by intramuscular injection

twice a week for 4 weeks. doses not exceeding 15,000 IU .GnRH stimulates the pituitary to release LH and thereby

promote testicular production of testosterone .in a dosage of 1.2 mg/day divided into three dosages per day for 4 weeks using a nasal spray .

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ManagementStandard Orchidopexy for inguinal testes .

Laparoscopic exploration that will determine whether there is a testis, or not

and if it can be brought down in one or two steps

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If we see this child in age of 6yrs old, what the lines of treatment?

European Association of Urology Guidelines

Remove an intra-abdominal testis in a boy > 10 years witha normal contralateral testis .

A one-stage or two-stage Fowler-Stephens procedure can be performed in a bilateral intra-abdominal testes or in a boy < 10years .

Microvascular auto-transplantation has a 90% testicular survival rate, but requires very skillful and experienced surgical techniques. 

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If you see this child in age of 18 years old?Orchiectomy is typically reserved for post pubescent males with a contralateral normally descended testis

Case no.3Male infant 6 months old came to outpatient clinic by his father

due to empty scrotum since birth .

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What are you looking for on clinical examination?

Location of the both testes.Penile size.Urethral abnormality.Scrotal condition.

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Location of the both testes.

Bilateral inguinal testis.left inguinal and right NPT.Bilateral NPT.Bilateral NPT with other congenital anomalies.

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Investigation For bilateral NPT.

-Is this child a boy? Karyotype ;-Are the testes present? human chorionic gonadotrophin

(HCG) test/anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH)/follicle-stimulating hormone-luteinizing hormone (FSH-LH)

-Where are the testes? Laparoscopy: one- or two-stage orchidopexy

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Medical ttt.HCG stimulates Leydig cells directly to produce testosterone ,GnRH stimulates the pituitary to release LH and thereby.

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Surgical Bilateral inguinal testis.

standard orchiopexy in tow cessation

left inguinal and right NPT

orchiopexy first then laproscopy left standard

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SurgicalBilateral NPT.Diagnostic laparoscopy.one-stage or two-stage Fowler-Stephens procedure can be performed .

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If this child come in adult age.

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Why we should treat undescended testes ?

1 .To increase likelihood of fertility

2 .Facilitation of testicular examination for cancer

3 .Correction of the associated persistent processus vaginalis. This is found in 90% of the cases.

4 .To prevent testicular torsion.5 .Prevent trauma. The undescended testis is more likely to be

pressed against the iliac bone.6 .Reduce the psychological trauma associated with an empty

scrotum.

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THANK YOU