Orchidopexy is the surgery in which undescended testis is brought down into scrotum. See the animation of how testis descend from preop.com
If testis is not able to descend, that condition is known as undescended testis, which is corrected by surgical procedure known as orchidopexy.
Steps of Orchidopexy Surgery.
1. Make an incision on the abdomen where testis is lying.
2. Seperate testis and vas deferens from the underlying connective tissue.
3. Make an incision on scrotum
4. From down or up side make path so that testis can be pulled down into scrotum see the video clip below
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