Orchiectomy surgery process diagram

The male testicle is a male reproductive organ unique to male friends. Once affected by a disease, it will cause obvious pain to the body. What is the surgical treatment process of orchiectomy? When carrying out surgical treatment, you should communicate with the doctor according to your own condition and master the comprehensive surgical treatment process. Only in this way can you ensure that the surgical treatment is carried out more smoothly. It is recommended that you can read the detailed introduction below.

Although orchiectomy is a minimally invasive surgery, the indications for surgical treatment should be strictly controlled and epididymal cysts should not be removed casually. There are many cases in clinical medicine where the testicles were removed due to damage to the spermatic vessels during the removal of epididymal cysts. When the patient has a high incidence of epididymitis symptoms and the male testicles are invaded, the doctor will recommend that the patient consider surgical treatment.

Surgical treatment process

1. Wound: Hold the male testicle of the affected limb tightly with your right hand and tighten the scrotal skin. Make a 4cm long wound in the relatively avascular area on both sides of the front of the scrotum. Cut the skin, fascia carnosus, colles muscle fascia, flexor muscle fascia and levator testis muscle step by step, and go straight to the male testicular tunica vaginalis. Use a curved vascular forceps to spread along the surface of the tunica vaginalis wall and squeeze it out of the wound.

2. Cut open the male testicular tunica vaginalis to reveal the epididymal cyst: Use a sharp blade to cut open the male testicular tunica vaginalis to reveal the epididymal cyst. Pay attention to the degree of epididymal cyst degeneration, whether it is consistent with the preoperative diagnosis and its relationship with the surrounding areas.

3. Removal of epididymal cyst: Use a small round blade to make a sharp separation at the intersection of the epididymal cyst head and the male testis, and go straight through the epididymal cyst to the tail end of the epididymal cyst. Then cut the muscle fascia covering the spermatic flexure, separate a section of the ejaculatory duct, cut the ejaculatory duct at the upper position, and spread it downward to the tail end of the epididymal cyst, and then carefully remove the epididymal cyst from the surface of the male testis.

4. Carefully activate blood circulation: Use fine thread to surgically suture the wound of the male testicular membrane. Surgically suture the muscle fascia tissue outside the seminal flexure to cover the seminal flexure blood vessels. The male testicular tunica vaginalis does not need to be surgically sutured.

5. Surgical suture of the wound; return the male testicles to the scrotum, place an eraser strip for drainage, and use fine thread to interrupt the surgical suture of the levator testis muscle and skin.

What is the surgical treatment process of orchiectomy? The above is a detailed introduction to the surgical treatment process of orchiectomy. When treating the disease, friends must have more confidence to achieve good actual treatment results. It is very important to closely cooperate with the doctor's treatment during treatment. When symptoms occur, there should be no delay. Early treatment and recovery will have more significant actual effects.