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  • Title
  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Surgical Approach
  • 3. Skin Incision and Delivery of Hydrocele Sac
  • 4. Incision and Drainage of Hydrocele Sac
  • 5. Opening Up the Hydrocele Sac
  • 6. Examination of Testicle and Anatomy
  • 7. Excision of Wall of Hydrocele Sac
  • 8. Cautery and Running Suture for Hemostasis
  • 9. Loose Approximation of Hydrocele Edges Behind the Testicle
  • 10. Final Inspection, Drain Placement, and Replacement of Testicle into Position
  • 11. Closure
  • 12. Dressing and Suturing Drain to Gauze
  • 13. Post-op Remarks

Open Hydrocelectomy for Scrotal Hydrocele

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Jennifer A. Kane, MD; Joseph Y. Clark, MD
Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center

Urology

Procedure Outline

Table of Contents

  1. 1. Introduction
    1. 2. Surgical Approach
      1. 3. Skin Incision and Delivery of Hydrocele Sac
        1. 4. Incision and Drainage of Hydrocele Sac
          1. 5. Opening Up the Hydrocele Sac
            1. 6. Examination of Testicle and Anatomy
              1. 7. Excision of Wall of Hydrocele Sac
                1. 8. Cautery and Running Suture for Hemostasis
                  1. 9. Loose Approximation of Hydrocele Edges Behind Testicle
                    1. 10. Final Inspection, Drain Placement, and Replacement of Testicle into Position
                      1. 11. Closure
                        1. 12. Dressing and Suturing Drain to Gauze
                          1. 13. Post-op Remarks

                            1. Introduction

                            2. Surgical Approach

                            3. Skin Incision and Delivery of Hydrocele Sac

                            4. Incision and Drainage of Hydrocele Sac

                            5. Opening Up the Hydrocele Sac

                            6. Examination of Testicle and Anatomy

                            7. Excision of Wall of Hydrocele Sac

                            8. Cautery and Running Suture for Hemostasis

                            9. Loose Approximation of Hydrocele Edges Behind Testicle

                            10. Final Inspection, Drain Placement, and Replacement of Testicle into Position

                            11. Closure

                            12. Dressing and Suturing Drain to Gauze

                            13. Post-op Remarks

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                            Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center

                            Article Information

                            Publication Date
                            Article ID488
                            Production ID0488
                            Volume2025
                            Issue488
                            DOI
                            https://doi.org/10.24296/jomi/488