The Journal of Urology · 2003 · 106 citations · 15 references
The laparoscopic approach allows not only diagnosis, but also adequate therapy regardless of whether direct orchiopexy or a 2-stage procedure is performed. Our long-term results clearly demonstrate that even in the patients undergoing the 2-stage procedure the laparoscopic approach is safe and efficient, and leads to excellent results concerning viability of the affected testicles. Progress and experience gained during recent years are encouraging in continuing laparoscopic procedures in children.
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