Undescended Testicles (Cryptorchidism) Q&A with Dr. Ming-Hsien Wang

Undescended Testicles (Cryptorchidism) is fairly common, occurring in 3 percent to 5 percent of full-term boys at birth, with a much higher incidence in premature infants. Dr. Ming-Hsien Wang, pediatric urologist, answers common questions about undescended testicles in children. #UndescendedTesticles #JohnsHopkins www.hopkinsmed...
0:10 What are undescended testicles (cryptorchidism)?
0:23 What happens under normal conditions
0:33 How common is it for babies to have undescended testicles?
0:55 What are the symptoms?
1:19 When should you see a doctor?
1:49 What are the causes or risk factors?
2:01 What are the complications of undescended testicles?
2:20 How are undescended testicles treated?
2:34 What is surgery like for this?
2:53 What is the outlook for children with undescended testicles after surgery?

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what surgery

[@tomcarter633]

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[@fredweis2383]

Ouch

[@zaidqurashi7719]

Orchidopexy!