• Fertility and sterility · Nov 2008

    Case Reports

    Traumatic bilateral testicular dislocation: a recovery of spermatogenesis by orchiopexy 15 years after the onset.

    • Hideo Sakamoto, Shinji Iwasaki, Miki Kushima, Takeshi Shichijo, and Yoshio Ogawa.
    • Department of Urology, Showa University Hospital, Tokyo, Japan. hs-showa-u@med.showa-u.ac.jp
    • Fertil. Steril. 2008 Nov 1;90(5):2009.e9-11.

    ObjectiveTo report a patient with azoospermia who achieved an induction of spermatogenesis after undergoing orchiopexy of long-standing bilateral traumatic dislocated testes.DesignCase report.SettingClinical.Patient(S)A 33-year-old man.Intervention(S)Imaging studies, orchiopexy, testicular biopsy, and a review of similar cases.Main Outcome Measure(S)Recovery of spermatogenesis after orchiopexy.Result(S)A patient with azoospermia with bilateral traumatic dislocated testes due to a motorcycle accident 15 years previously. A bilateral testicular dislocation in the superficial inguinal pouch was diagnosed by palpation, imaging studies, and exploration. A recovery of spermatogenesis was obtained after performing orchiopexy of bilateral dislocated testes.Conclusion(S)The recovery of spermatogenesis in patients with azoospermia with a bilateral testicular dislocation therefore may be successfully obtained after appropriately performing orchiopexy.

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