ArticleUrology annals
Testicular torsion - symptomatology and outcomes of 101 scrotal explorations.
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- Trends in the Management of Testicular Torsion: A Scoping Review of Delays and Outcomes.Cureus · 2025Review
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Abstract
Objective: The objective was to study the symptomatology of testicular torsion of patients operated in our hospital and their operative results in relation to the duration of symptoms. Materials and Methods: Data of all patients operated for acute scrotum at all ages over a 14 months' time were collected from hospital records. Symptomatology and operative results were studied. Results: Out of 101 consecutive scrotal explorations done in this time, 63.4% of all scrotal explorations were testicular torsion ( Conclusions: Delay in presentation to the health-care facility is the major cause of poor salvage rates in the state and its improvement requires public health interventions and health education.
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