p03710
27.01.2006, 15:38
At my senior son since a birth (to him now 7 years) a "floating" left testicle. In 2 months the advising surgeon has told or said, what is it because of a wrong structure (the wide channel or something in this spirit) and in order to prevent a jamming necessarily is required to us a surgical intervention. Certainly, on operation then I have not given the consent, assuming, that till a sexual maturity of the son the medicine on a place will not stand. Later 7 years again me excite this question by way of: 1) considering, what the most part of time the testicle is in an abdominal cavity, whether there are chances of its or his normal functioning? 2) at what age we can address to the surgeon for correcting the given defect and what sort it will be operation (whether fashionably to spend in this case operation by new, bloodless techniques)? If it is possible, prompt, in what hospital, or to what expert it is better to us to address. In advance thanks.