Scrotoscopic Surgery

Scrotoscopic Surgery is a systematic approach to the theory, procedures and clinical application of scrotoscopic techniques for the improved treatment of scrotal diseases. Currently, open operations remain the most common choices to treat scrotal content diseases, such as epididymal cyst and hydrocele. However, open surgeries bring disadvantages including discomfort, damage and complications to patients. To solve these problems scrotoscopic surgery is introduced, providing lower invasion and applicable for the treatments of various scrotal diseases with the best outcome for the patient.

Introduces scrotoscopic surgery in the context of anatomy, surgical indications, surgical preparations and surgical proceduresPresents original case pictures from experienced contributorsEach technique provides anatomical reminders, an introduction, contraindications and diagnostic and therapeutic indications

1. Applied anatomy of the scrotum and its contents 2. Surgical instruments and equipment for scrotoscopic surgery 3. The indications and anesthesia for scrotoscopic surgery 4. The general surgical technique of scrotoscopic surgery 5. The basic skills for scrotoscopic surgery 6. The diagnostic and emergency applications of scrotoscopy 7. Scrotoscope-assisted scrotal surgery 8. Scrotoscopic surgery of scrotum and contents 9. Complications of the scrotal approach 10. The nursing care for scrotoscopic surgery