Undescended_Testes_Flashcards

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What should be done if there is a possibility of disorder of sexual development in a child under 3 months with undescended testes?

A

Urgently refer to a senior paediatrician within 24 hours as genetic or endocrine testing may be necessary.

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What should be done if a child under 3 months has bilateral undescended testes at birth?

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Urgently refer to a senior paediatrician within 24 hours as genetic or endocrine testing may be necessary.

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What is the recommended action if bilateral undescended testes are observed at 6-8 weeks?

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Urgent referral to a paediatrician within 2 weeks.

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What is the follow-up schedule for unilateral undescended testis observed at birth?

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Arrange a review at 6-8 weeks.

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What is the next step if a unilateral undescended testis is still present at 6-8 weeks?

A

Re-examine at 4-5 months.

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What should be done if a unilateral undescended testis is still undescended at 4-5 months?

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Refer the child to a paediatric surgeon by 6 months of age.

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When should a child with an undescended testis be referred for surgical evaluation?

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If undescended by 4-5 months, refer to paediatric surgery before 6 months for consideration of orchidopexy.

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What is the management for undescended palpable testis?

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Orchidopexy is performed for undescended palpable testis.

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Why is orchidopexy performed for an undescended palpable testis?

A

Orchidopexy is performed for cosmetic reasons, reduced risk of trauma and torsion, fertility (particularly important if bilateral), and malignancy (increased risk in an undescended testis).

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What is the management for undescended non-palpable testis?

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Laparoscopic inguinal surgical exploration with subsequent orchidopexy or orchidectomy.

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By what age should orchidolysis be performed for undescended non-palpable testis?

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By 12 months.

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By what age should orchidopexy be performed for undescended non-palpable testis?

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By 18 months.

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13
Q

What percentage of impalpable testis have regressed in development and are absent?

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10% of impalpable testis have regressed in development and are absent.

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What is the summary recommendation for a child with undescended testis by 4-5 months?

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If undescended by 4-5 months, refer to paediatric surgery before 6 months for consideration of orchidopexy.

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