The terms “epididymal cyst” and “spermatocele” are commonly used to describe the same
entity, but, conversely, they are slightly different. Epididymal cyst is a benign mass, and it is …

There are numerous scrotal pathologies that require surgical management by urologists. In
this chapter, we will discuss many of the more common scrotal procedures encountered by …

Objectives: To estimate the incidence of men seeking specialized care and receiving
treatment for hydro or spermatocele complaints. Also, to determine the risk of complications …

Background Despite being one of the most frequent urological procedures, the risk
estimates for complications after hydrocele surgery (hydrocelectomy) are uncertain …

Testicular cancer is the most common cancer among men younger than 50, and benign
testicular disorders such as torsion and epididymitis can be life-threatening if left untreated …

Objective: To compare our previously published new minimally access hydrocelectomy
versus Jaboulay's procedure regarding operative outcome and patient's satisfaction …

Objective: The primary aim of this study was to assess the complication rate after elective
scrotal surgery for benign conditions, following the observation that a higher than expected …

Purpose The study aims to compare the clinical efficacy, complications, and patient
satisfaction rates of two open hydrocelectomy techniques, Jaboulay's technique, and sac …

Background/Aim: Hydrocele testis is a common disease with a prevalence of 1% in adults.
Although it can be diagnosed by physical examination, scrotal ultrasound represents a …

Background Surgical techniques for fixation of the testis are varied and subject to ongoing
debate. Non-sutured techniques may avoid the theoretical morbidities of sutured fixation of …