This handsome boy is Froyo!
He came to us with cryptorchidism — meaning that one of his testicles had not descended into its normal position.
With the help of ultrasound, it is essential to determine the exact location of the undescended testicle (which may be in the abdominal cavity or the inguinal canal).
Treatment? Orchiectomy — removal of both the normally descended testicle and the… hidden one!
It is important not to neglect surgical intervention in a cryptorchid patient, as the undescended testicle is highly likely to become cancerous in the future.
Mr. Froyo has completed his surgery and is ready to return home the very same day!
