Right atrophic undeseended testis

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MRI reoprt says: Right atrophic undeseended testis in right inguinal canal with left testis seen in left scrotal sec. I think it's like hournea. Does it curable without surgery?

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Dr. Ishwar Chandra Rai Ayurveda 15 yrs exp Agra Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Ishwar Chandra Rai

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Hi, Practo user It seems like under developed testes. Without proper history and durations we can't say anything. But according to your present history surgery is needed to descent right testis in scrotal sac. Thank you.

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